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Mac OS X 10.5.1 Update Finalized? [Updatex2]

ThinkSecret believes that Apple is about ready to release the first update to Mac OS X Leopard.

Mac OS X 10.5.1 has been undergoing testing by developers over the past two weeks, and ThinkSecret claims that it has been finalized at build 9B18. The last build made available to developers was 9B16 and was released seeded earlier this week. There were no known issues at that time.

The update is expected to simply provide stability, compatibility, and security improvements for Leopard.

Updatex2: Apple has seeded build 9B16 9B18 to developers. The latest build has no known issues and provides fixes for NetworkBrowser and Application Firewall.

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56 months ago
Can't wait to try it.
















after everyone else has. ;)
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56 months ago



after everyone else has. ;)


Well I'll be sure to let you know, I will be installing it straight away on my imac and if good it will go onto my MB.
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56 months ago
Looks like I'll be buying Leopard sooner than I thought.
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56 months ago
I'm going to rate this negative.
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56 months ago
I'm getting closer and closer to buying Leopard....and this certainly helps!
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56 months ago
Yippee

So, any word on 10.4.11 yet? I'm thinking of upgrading my work computer from Panther to Tiger, but not before 10.4.11 :p
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56 months ago
Hopefully it fixes the problem with waking up, eliminates the problem with Airport scanning after waking up which causes the choppy mouse movement and the only thing to repair it is to restart, patches the bug with mosaic wallpaper which shows white center image or even cannot be launch (sometimes), improves the firewall, fixes the choppiness of genie effect, adds functionality back to Time machine, reduces the "greediness" of Time Machine in sucking all spaces available in our HD, brings back hierarchy function in stack, doesn't let the dock minimize when Stack is opened, lets the each folder remembers their "View" mode, doesn't make the icon grows to gargantuan size when we resize the folder, and improves the overall performance...
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56 months ago
does thinksecret have an approximate release date guesstimate?
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56 months ago
I'm sure that many of the fixes were made after Leopard went GM, but before it hit the shelves; that's the joy of having the internet. Ten years ago things had to be right before they shipped; I recall receiving a free Office update on multiple floppies :eek:
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56 months ago
does it make stacks not suck?
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