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Diff os version numbers?

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CubaTBird

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when i click about this mac i get 10.3.5, then when i click about finder it says 10.3.2, shouldn't the numbers be the same? i have all the latest updates and stuff from software update so tell me if I am missing something 😕
 

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Apple has always had different System and Finder version numbers. Try to make it more confusing for people...hehe.

Anyway, at System 7 it was grouped together into "System Software" and that was 7, 7.1, 7.5.5, etc. But the separate version still lurk around...Guess that hasn't changed for OS X.
 
CubaTBird said:
so no one here has a finder version later than 10.3.2 correct?
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Unless they're running a developer's copy of Tiger, no, 10.3.2 will be the latest Finder version.
 
The Finder is an application, it is not truly an integral part of the operating system. It is possible to replace it through the preferences and you may run another application it its place. Because of this, Finder will have a version number consistent with its own development, as is the case with any other application.
 
SiriusExcelsior said:
I'm using X.3.3, and my finder just says "10.3", not even the .2....
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That suggests that Finder v10.3.1 came out with the release of Mac OS X 10.3.4, and Finder v10.3.2 came out along with Mac OS X 10.3.5. Mine says Finder version 10.3.2 and Mac OS X version 10.3.5.
 
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