Apple Continues Mac OS X 10.5.5 Seeding (9F32)
Apple is continuing its steady stream of developer releases of the next version of Mac OS X 10.5.5 with a new version seeded to developers just last night.
The latest version (build 9F32) provides more minor fixes but continues to have at least one known issue with Mail search. Beyond this, Apple has addressed approximately 129 bugs and issues since the previous public release of Mac OS X 10.5.4.
The timing of release is difficult to predict, but will eventually be available as a free download to current Mac OS X 10.5 customers.
The latest version (build 9F32) provides more minor fixes but continues to have at least one known issue with Mail search. Beyond this, Apple has addressed approximately 129 bugs and issues since the previous public release of Mac OS X 10.5.4.
The timing of release is difficult to predict, but will eventually be available as a free download to current Mac OS X 10.5 customers.
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45 months ago
Perhaps its a Sept. 9th release date, as to push out iTunes 8 along with new ipods.
Oh Apple, you're such a tease . :D
Oh Apple, you're such a tease . :D
45 months ago
Anything here that would indicate a simultaneous release with iTunes 8 next week?
45 months ago
looking forward to 10.5.5. I have a good feeling about it. A launch for next week would be great too!
45 months ago
Can't wait to see what drivers are bundled and model identifiers in this version.
45 months ago
I wonder if they have fixed the MobileMe syncing issues (push anyone?) with this update.
45 months ago
Any word of new device numbers in these builds (i.e. evidence of MacBook updates)?
45 months ago
Any word of new device numbers in these builds (i.e. evidence of MacBook updates)?
Someone check!!
45 months ago
Also interested to know possibly new hidden drivers for new GPU's, etc... But this wouldn't ship with possibly updated MBP's on tuesday... so, I conclude that we will only see new iPods next week.
45 months ago
I don't think it's too hard to predict that it will be released Sept. 9th.
New iPods and iTunes 8 are going to require it.
New iPods and iTunes 8 are going to require it.
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