Some Leopard upgraders see 'blue screen of death'
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First builds of Mac OS X 10.5.1 pack over two dozen fixes
" Mac OS X 10.5.1 will also deliver a significant number of bug fixes relating to Leopard's email client, namely corrections to Mail syncing, HTML anchors, Email alarms, To-Do Notes, and smart mailboxs.
In total, build 9B13 includes well over two dozen fixes and code corrections, those familiar with the software say, and addresses an issue present when moving files across partitions -- possibly one and the same with the widely publicized Finder data-loss bug. "
" Mac OS X 10.5.1 will also deliver a significant number of bug fixes relating to Leopard's email client, namely corrections to Mail syncing, HTML anchors, Email alarms, To-Do Notes, and smart mailboxs.
In total, build 9B13 includes well over two dozen fixes and code corrections, those familiar with the software say, and addresses an issue present when moving files across partitions -- possibly one and the same with the widely publicized Finder data-loss bug. "
It's good that they're finally addressing a data loss problem that's existed since 10.3. Also important is that they're fixing the swiss cheese-like firewall. Maybe, Skype will work again.
Then again, I keep feeling that I should have stayed with my original plan to wait for 10.5.3. I just bought an upgrade to Photoshop CS3 since neither version I had worked or worked correctly.
Oooo I'll update mine tomorrow... didn't bring my Mac out today.
the nice folks at octiv have given volumelogic users a parting gift - leopard compatibilty! :lovegrin:
http://www.octiv.com/leopard.html
http://www.octiv.com/leopard.html
fotoudavid
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just got my mbp, and installed my leopard, everything fine. dated 021207.
my mighty mouse also running gd.
my mighty mouse also running gd.
fotoudavid
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also, i biught parella version 3 at $139.
I dun have blue screen of death, but my old Tiger Mac got malware!!! I dun have windows why got windows-like message box? :bsmilie:
That one just a HTML pop up windows message to bluff small kids to click on it lah :sticktong:bsmilie:
Wonder in Singapore can I carry this where ever I go ?
Is it a real product? :bigeyes:
Wonder in Singapore can I carry this where ever I go ?
This is darn cool... I want it too :bsmilie:
If got, I want.Wonder in Singapore can I carry this where ever I go ?
That's not an Apple product, it says "High Quality Earphones". 
Since something ate my last post today, I guess I'll mention it again.
There are new versions, including a beta, of Skype for Mac OS X that work with the new, enhanced firewall.
Mozilla Firefox is working better now. The text rendering is quite a bit improved due to Leopard. Note that Apple improved Safari's text by doing something special rather than notifying the operating system people so everyone would have better text. If you're using Mozilla products, they've been updated this week.
I ended up buying an upgrade to Photoshop CS3 but I'm wondering, after all the work the Adobe developers did, why it is that Photoshop takes 3-5 % CPU when idle unlike the 0 % that a good Mac OS X application should.
They updated the Flash browser plug-in today.
In any case, my Leopard experience is improving due to lots of little updates from third party developers. It will be nice when almost all of my third party applications are running correctly again. Now, if Apple can fix all the things that they broke...
Since something ate my last post today, I guess I'll mention it again.
There are new versions, including a beta, of Skype for Mac OS X that work with the new, enhanced firewall.
Mozilla Firefox is working better now. The text rendering is quite a bit improved due to Leopard. Note that Apple improved Safari's text by doing something special rather than notifying the operating system people so everyone would have better text. If you're using Mozilla products, they've been updated this week.
I ended up buying an upgrade to Photoshop CS3 but I'm wondering, after all the work the Adobe developers did, why it is that Photoshop takes 3-5 % CPU when idle unlike the 0 % that a good Mac OS X application should.
They updated the Flash browser plug-in today.
In any case, my Leopard experience is improving due to lots of little updates from third party developers. It will be nice when almost all of my third party applications are running correctly again. Now, if Apple can fix all the things that they broke...
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