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Mac OS X 10.3.2 7D18 (Server and Client) Seeded

Apple has seeded Mac OS X 10.3.2 7D18 Server and Client to developers, following in the footsteps of 7D15 and 7D12.

Mac OS X Client is reported to have improvements in Core OS, Graphics, Imaging, USB, Printing, International Text, Core Services, Cocoa Framework and Applescript.

Mac OS X Server is reported to have improvements in Kerberos support, Server Admin and Workgroup Manager applications, Network Image Utility, QTSS Publisher, PostScript Printers, and MySQL.

The Mac OS X 10.3.2 update is due for final release by the end of this year.

Again, Apple has requested that developers provide timely feedback on these builds.

Update: MacNews.net.tc notes that there are some recent bugs in the new Builds that affect Macromedia products.

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