Apple Preparing to Issue Developer Seeds of Mac OS X 10.6.4?
This week, in less than a month later since the last OS X release, Apple seems to be pushing forward with plans to update Snow Leopard. We have received reports that Apple is preparing to begin testing of the next main revision of Snow Leopard, version 10.6.4.
Apple began seeding the now-current Mac OS X 10.6.3 to developers in early January, but it remained in that stage of testing and refinement for nearly three months before being released to the public in late March. Apple's timeframes for developer seeds can be highly variable, however, and we are thus unable to predict when Mac OS X 10.6.4 might make its public appearance. Mac OS X 10.6.2, for example, spent only about a month in its developer testing phase.Top Rated Comments
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27 months ago
Yes, Apple is preparing a developer release of 10.6.4...
We know this because 10.6.3 is out.
Did anyone think '.3 was going to be the last version of 10.6?
We know this because 10.6.3 is out.
Did anyone think '.3 was going to be the last version of 10.6?
27 months ago
Hopefully this will fix the problem with 10.6.3 and scrambling screens when using a projector.
27 months ago
Did anyone think '.3 was going to be the last version of 10.6?
I had my suspicions.
27 months ago
Oy, what passes for front page news these days. I'd merge this with the Letterman Top Ten thread and call it Top 10 Things Make you Go Duh.
27 months ago
I haven't experienced any issues on 10.6.3, it will be interesting to see what Apple has in store for 10.6.4.
27 months ago
I haven't experienced any issues on 10.6.3.
They take care of that for you. :p
27 months ago
Good news. Honestly, I'm very content with Snow Leopard thus far. Keep the maintenance updates coming, but I really don't see the need for 10.7 for a while.
Of course, I'm speaking of my own personal experience. I don't know about others, but 10.6 has been very solid for me.
Of course, I'm speaking of my own personal experience. I don't know about others, but 10.6 has been very solid for me.
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