Apple Reportedly Preparing to Seed Builds of Mac OS X 10.6.3 to Developers
AppleInsider reports that Apple is preparing to begin seeding builds of Mac OS X 10.6.3, the next maintenance release for Snow Leopard, to developers as soon as this week.
People familiar with the matter say the forthcoming builds are likely to be released to some developers in the next 48 hours, and carry the expected prefix of 10Dxx. It is not yet known what issues Apple hopes to address with the latest update.
While Mac OS X 10.6.2, the most recent update, saw an approximately one-month interval between its first developer seed and its public release, development times can vary significantly as Apple works to address both known issues and new ones that crop up throughout the process.Top Rated Comments
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28 months ago
how about the one where my dashboard weather widgets keep moving themselves around
28 months ago
I have the well-documented problem of my networked external HD intermittently disconnecting from my Airport Extreme. I'm hoping they fix this.
28 months ago
What are the current issues?
I haven't been having any problems...
Their implementation of Cisco VPN still sucks. Supporting UDP wouldn't kill them.
28 months ago
Their implementation of Cisco VPN still sucks. Supporting UDP wouldn't kill them.
UDP as in the UDP found in router configuration for virtual servers?
28 months ago
i have never waited so long before to update my company's systems.
we are still all running 10.5.8
waiting for most of the problems to be long cleared up before we risk problems.
i think that apple understands that there are millions more like us, waiting for a great 10.6.3
we are still all running 10.5.8
waiting for most of the problems to be long cleared up before we risk problems.
i think that apple understands that there are millions more like us, waiting for a great 10.6.3
28 months ago
how about the one where my dashboard weather widgets keep moving themselves around
I hate that too.
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