Apple Seeds First Mac OS X 10.5.3 Build

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 29th Mar 2008 23:09 UTC

"Apple issued the first Mac OS X 10.5.3 seed (9d10) to developers yesterday. The latest update to Apple's Mac OS X Leopard addresses dozens of outstanding issues. Fixes range from Dashboard, Parental Controls, iCal Synchronization, memory leaks and stability issues. All in all, 75 distinct bug fixes are listed in the accompanying seed notes."

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I wonder

by thavith_osn on Sun 30th Mar 2008 05:43 UTC

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2005-07-11

if they'll have the fix for Safari in there ;-)

Good to hear...

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Speed of updates

by evangs on Sun 30th Mar 2008 07:15 UTC

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2005-07-07

They seem to be pushing out updates very quickly. .5.2 was only released in February and we're getting another update already. That can only be a good thing!

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bad thing

by raver31 on Sun 30th Mar 2008 08:54 UTC

RE: bad thing

by miscz on Sun 30th Mar 2008 10:22 UTC in reply to "bad thing"

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2005-07-17

Genuine? You have to be kidding. InsanelyMac forums are your best bet - lots of support, new drivers and guides. Also a bunch of whiny idiots who can't use search but oh well.

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widecircle

by squarepeg on Sun 30th Mar 2008 11:23 UTC

Question about Dashboard and Spaces

by kloty on Sun 30th Mar 2008 20:05 UTC

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2005-07-07

Hi,

I have a question about coexistence of Dashboard and Spaces. Both are activated by pressing F8, but if I configure them to any other key (eg F7), it does not work? Is it a bug, or di I oversee something?

Thanks,

Anton

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RE: Question about Dashboard and Spaces

by eggs on Mon 31st Mar 2008 05:27 UTC in reply to "Question about Dashboard and Spaces"

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2006-01-23

Dashboard should be set to F12 by default?

Also if you have a Macbook try holding the Fn key (lower left) while you press the f key.

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so many fixes

by adinas on Mon 31st Mar 2008 11:09 UTC

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2005-08-17

Gee, I'm surprised they didn't charge $129 for so many fixes

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RE: so many fixes

by evangs on Mon 31st Mar 2008 12:39 UTC in reply to "so many fixes"

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2005-07-07

My oh my, you're a bitter one.

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RE[2]: so many fixes

by adinas on Mon 31st Mar 2008 13:04 UTC in reply to "RE: so many fixes"

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2005-08-17

I'm just joking around... It just reminded me, every time a new version comes out. Apple announces that they have added x number of features and a whole debate erupts on whether they are worth the $129 to upgrade. I'm not anti Apple or anything

Edited 2008-03-31 13:05 UTC

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