Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 21st Aug 2007 18:26 UTC, submitted by SK8T
Apple, which last week asked that developers provide feedback on their experiences using pre-released builds of Mac OS Leopard, has followed up by seeding a significant stability update to the next-generation system software. The latest seed, labeled Mac OS X Leopard 9A500n, arrived via Leopard's Software Update mechanism as a 'recommended' update for all developers running Mac OS X Leopard build 9A499.
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RE[2]: 2 Steps Forward...
by andrewg on Wed 22nd Aug 2007 17:04
in reply to "RE: 2 Steps Forward..."
Member since:2005-07-06
Any release that will silence Vista's short lived dominance
I think his statement about Vista's current dominance is flame bait. Can you imagine the average Microsoft hater letting a comment like that slide?
P.S. Vista is not that dodgy. I've got Vista on my machine and I bought my brother a new machine with Vista it on. Microsoft recently released two updates to improve compatibility and performance issues. I no longer have any hesitation recommending it to most people.
Member since:
2006-07-04
Any release that will silence Vista's short lived dominance is fine with me. Buggy or not it needs to appear soon.
NOOOOOOO!!
We want a solid release right off the bat. Why go through the crap that Vista's early adopters are going through? No sir. I will not touch Vista for my own use until SP1. For my Mac, I want 10.5 to be solid and not have to wait for 10.5.1 to deploy it.