Apple Finally Updates OS X Lion on Mac App Store to 10.7.1
The update should mean that users newly purchasing OS X Lion will receive 10.7.1 directly rather than having to install the base 10.7.0 version and then update to 10.7.1.
With previous major releases of Mac OS X released on disc, Apple has only rarely updated its retail packaging to include more up-to-date versions of the operating systems. For example, Apple's original Mac OS X Snow Leopard discs were eventually supplanted by discs shipping with Mac OS X 10.6.3, but work continued on Snow Leopard after that time, topping out at version 10.6.8.
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(View all)I'd like to see OS X drop Software Update entirely in favour of App Store. It would make things a little messy for those with boxed versions of iLife, iWork, etc, but there's no reason to have two different paths for things like OS X or iTunes.
That doesn't make a lick of sense.
It needed to be approved.
If I said I was gonna write that will anyone believe me?
If I said I was gonna write that will anyone believe me?
Yes, because I was planning to as well.
I'd like to see OS X drop Software Update entirely in favour of App Store. It would make things a little messy for those with boxed versions of iLife, iWork, etc, but there's no reason to have two different paths for things like OS X or iTunes.
The app store is still very laggy. I prefer software update
I'd like to see OS X drop Software Update entirely in favour of App Store. It would make things a little messy for those with boxed versions of iLife, iWork, etc, but there's no reason to have two different paths for things like OS X or iTunes.
That doesn't really mesh well with security updates, printer updates, digital media updates (camera support), or older versions of the software.
The point of the App Store is to sell you the new hotness and keep self-contained packages up to date.
you will then be able to re-download Lion and it will be the 10.7.1 version
i just did this on 3 of my machines.
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