Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.6.4 Build 10F46 to Developers
Apple today gave a select number of developers access to the second build of Mac OS X 10.6.4. Build 10F46 includes a multitude of fixes and just one known issues affecting a font within the operating system.
Apple seeded Build 10F37 of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to developers just last week, focusing on many of the same areas. Mac OS X 10.6.3 was released to the public in late March and brought a significant number of fixes to Mac OS X Snow Leopard.Top Rated Comments
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23 months ago
Looks like this should be a nice bug fix release for those of you who have troubles with SMB shares.
23 months ago
I'm hoping this fixes my issue of my Macbook Pro not waking when I open the lid.
23 months ago
I just find it cute that apple bragged about how small snow leopard was on the install (something like 4GB) but their updates are each 500+ MB each. :D
23 months ago
that doesn't mean all of that will end up staying on your system. Much of it is probably a replacement for bad code.
Did anyone expect different after a major re-write of the OS? Myself, Snow Lep has been rock solid.
Did anyone expect different after a major re-write of the OS? Myself, Snow Lep has been rock solid.
23 months ago
Don't release this until there is a fix for the bug in the Active Directory Plugin, Apple!
10.6.3 users that are bound to AD and using a mobile account cannot change their AD password if it expires..
This is a real nasty one in the enterprise, I am surprised it got past QA (normally it is very good)...
This is holding up some deployments for me at the moment...
10.6.3 users that are bound to AD and using a mobile account cannot change their AD password if it expires..
This is a real nasty one in the enterprise, I am surprised it got past QA (normally it is very good)...
This is holding up some deployments for me at the moment...
23 months ago
I just find it cute that apple bragged about how small snow leopard was on the install (something like 4GB) but their updates are each 500+ MB each. :D
Not to worry. Updates always overwrite system files so the OS doesn't expand 500+ MB per update :)
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