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Apple has released Mac OS X 10.3.3:

Key enhancements include:

- network volumes are now available in the Finder sidebar and Desktop for convenient access
- improved file sharing and directory services for Mac (AFP), UNIX (NFS) and PC (SMB/CIFS) networks
- improved PostScript and USB printing
- updated Disk Utility, DVD Player, Image Capture, Mail and Safari applications
- additional support for FireWire and USB devices
- improved compatibility for third party applications
- previous standalone security updates and Bluetooth Update 1.5

For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n25711
 
So does this signal the imminent release of new PowerMacs etc?!?!

Or is that just wisful thinking...?! :D
 
For everyone that was of the belief that hardware updates were waiting for 10.3.3 to be released....tomorrow morning will be your first chance. :)

Downloading and installing as we speak.
 
Freg3000 said:
For everyone that was of the belief that hardware updates were waiting for 10.3.3 to be released....tomorrow morning will be your first chance. :)

Downloading and installing as we speak.

Good 'ol tuesdays!!! :D
 
New drivers, but doesn't help playability of UT2k4 on a powerbook 1ghz 12", it is still unplayable.. ohh well.. Powerbooks aren't gaming machines anyways..
 
Great, now all I need is my Mac back from repair :rolleyes: Even so, if I did have it here, I'd hold off for a while. Good luck to those taking the plunge, be sure to report back! :D
 
Bingo!

I doubt there will be a G5 announcement before the 30th -- but you can't rule it out now. There certainly could be other announcements: displays, QuickTime, other software updates.

This is great news -- my credit card is ready to go.

Now, we need some rumors about these new G5s. For instance, will there be new memory requirements? what about optical drives? will be get a speed up in the burners?
 
Increased boot-up time

Has anyone installed 10.3.3 after performing the following under 10.3.2: sudo ln -s /System/Library/Extensions/BootCache.kext/Contents/Resources/BootCacheControl /usr/sbin/BootCacheControl

That was the way to speed up startup time after 10.3.2 caused it to slow down on some machines. I am wondering if there is any reason to remove the symbolic link (that is created by performing the above action) before installing 10.3.3.
 
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