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Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.6.3 (Build 10D548)

Friday February 5, 2010 5:34 pm PST by Arnold Kim
Apple has seeded a new version of Mac OS X 10.6.3 to developers today. The last seed was released on January 22nd. According to reports, the newest version provides a number of enhancements and bug fixes for QuickTime X, 64-bit Logic, printing and OpenGL.

There are said to be "no known issues" with the latest build, possibly indicating that we may be approaching release. 10.6.3 only began seeding to developers in early January but 10.6.2 saw a comparably short time frame from initial seeding to public release.

The Mac OS X 10.6.2 update was released on November 9th.
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flopticalcube
26 months ago
I had a feeling it would be seeded today. Roll on the release!
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tmuller
26 months ago
Works great, just like the last build. Still no update on the OpenGL 3.0 shader language support
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H. Flower
26 months ago
So is this going to fix my defective $5,000 Mac Pro?
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iBryton
26 months ago
Come On Lets Release Those New Pros!!!!!!!!
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frjonah
26 months ago
I'm a developer (mainly iPhone), but I have not been downloading these OS updates... where do you access the download exactly or do you have to sign-up for eligibility?

I've got a Mac Mini with a broken HDTV connection (I'm told it would have connected from DVI-HDMI in Leopard, but so far no love in SL) and, if I'm eligible, I'd like to give the update a try (yeah, yeah... I know the chances of it magically working after update are about the same as a Snow Leopard's chance in hell :) )
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ironman159
26 months ago

I'm a developer (mainly iPhone), but I have not been downloading these OS updates... where do you access the download exactly or do you have to sign-up for eligibility?

I've got a Mac Mini with a broken HDTV connection (I'm told it would have connected from DVI-HDMI in Leopard, but so far no love in SL) and, if I'm eligible, I'd like to give the update a try (yeah, yeah... I know the chances of it magically working after update are about the same as a Snow Leopard's chance in hell :) )


I THINK that these updates roll onto Mac OS developers, but you can always try to find it in your iPhone Dev Center page; maybe it appears.
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FSMBP
26 months ago
Wait, Apple still makes Macs?
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SlaunchaMan
26 months ago

I'm a developer (mainly iPhone), but I have not been downloading these OS updates... where do you access the download exactly or do you have to sign-up for eligibility?

I've got a Mac Mini with a broken HDTV connection (I'm told it would have connected from DVI-HDMI in Leopard, but so far no love in SL) and, if I'm eligible, I'd like to give the update a try (yeah, yeah... I know the chances of it magically working after update are about the same as a Snow Leopard's chance in hell :) )


You need to purchase an ADC Select account.
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t0mat0
26 months ago
Anyone normal length of time this should take to hit the general public?
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frjonah
26 months ago

I THINK that these updates roll onto Mac OS developers, but you can always try to find it in your iPhone Dev Center page; maybe it appears.


You need to purchase an ADC Select account.


Thanks for the info!
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