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Build 10F569 of Mac OS X 10.6.4 Seeded to Developers

Monday June 14, 2010 1:29 pm PDT by Eric Slivka

Apple today seeded Build 10F569 of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to developers. The new build comes six days after the last seed and continues to list no known issues with the update. As with the last several developers builds, testers are asked to once again focus their efforts on Graphics Drivers, SMB, USB, Voice Over, and VPN.

Seeding of Mac OS X 10.6.4 began in late April and today's build represents the eighth version pushed out to developers for testing.

A public release of Mac OS X 10.6.4 had been rumored to occur during last week's Worldwide Developers Conference, but Apple appears to still be putting the final touches on the next maintenance update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. The most recent public version of Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6.3, was released in late March.
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bitslap47
22 months ago
Almost there!
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brymaster
22 months ago

Almost there!


We don't know that. This could go on for a long time.
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BWhaler
22 months ago
I hope this fixes the freeze problems in the 2010 MacBook Pros.

I want to buy a new laptop, but after watching Apple's quality slide through the years–hello Yellow iMacs screen and laptop with heat and screen problems–I have been trained to wait.

I hope Apple fixes the issues soon, if they can, and it's not hardware issues.
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bobbytomorow
22 months ago
holy crap push it out for christ sake

im looking forward to the opengl improvements
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bitslap47
22 months ago

We don't know that. This could go on for a long time.


You may not, others might :D
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Anuba
22 months ago
Oh COME ON already... I don't care if the graphics are upside down, as long as this fixes the SMB write support that's been broken for five effing months.
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brymaster
22 months ago

You may not, others might :D


No.
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ManhattanPrjct
22 months ago

I hope this fixes the freeze problems in the 2010 MacBook Pros.

I want to buy a new laptop, but after watching Apple's quality slide through the years–hello Yellow iMacs screen and laptop with heat and screen problems–I have been trained to wait.

I hope Apple fixes the issues soon, if they can, and it's not hardware issues.


I was thinking about upgrading - is this a widespread issue?
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brymaster
22 months ago

holy crap push it out for christ sake

im looking forward to the opengl improvements


Don't get too excited.

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=15419506&postcount=42
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Anuba
22 months ago

I hope this fixes the freeze problems in the 2010 MacBook Pros.

I want to buy a new laptop, but after watching Apple's quality slide through the years–hello Yellow iMacs screen and laptop with heat and screen problems–I have been trained to wait.

I hope Apple fixes the issues soon, if they can, and it's not hardware issues.

IMO their hardware quality has improved, compared to the early and mid 2000's (broken TiBook hinges, bulging PB batteries, cracking Cubes etc). The software is another story though. Leopard was a paradigm shift... after the introduction of Leopard it seems they never get it right. Always one or two critical bugs in there, and for every one they fix, a new one appears. Leopard was the first version of OS X I used extensively, and this whole "Mac - it just works" thing must be referring to a mythical pre-Leopard past...
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