Isn't it about time we saw a new dev seed? we've had complete radio silence from apple ofn leopard for ages now...the clock is still ticking...
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Leopard Build 9a410 Seeded
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maybe they're perfecting little nitpicks of the OS. you could take the silence as a positive, that Leo is just about ready to release into the wild 
yeah, the "calm before the storm"
and by storm i mean tons of new stuff from apple, including leopard
and by storm i mean tons of new stuff from apple, including leopard
little drops of water which you plant and a few weeks later you come back and there is a copy of 10.5 sitting on the ground.
So where can I get these "Dew Seeds"?
well, you have to get heaps of these (or similar), plant them in an Apple Store in a few weeks/months time, and you will have a copy of 10.5
damn, he's catching up to me...1,000 posts for me!!!
well, you have to get heaps of these (or similar), plant them in an Apple Store in a few weeks/months time, and you will have a copy of 10.5
Hmmm.
At our repective post rates, I will surpass you by the end of the year.
At our repective post rates, I will surpass you by the end of the year.
well... i have some serious spam... err... posting to do!
*shows off post count per day*
cough
Yeh that seems like a lot of issues for what really should be a pretty late build. They might all be really easy to fix though.
Bad news for eMac users though
yeah, but hopefully the internal builds are much better
With Leopard it seems they are only seeding what is necessary to devs.Internal builds still have those "secret" features and Apple is not ready to show them.
The list of know problems seems fishy to me. Emacs crashes? Unless the compiler tools are buggy, how is that going to happen? Emacs has been around since the beginning of time.
Maybe it's just me, but I think Apple is seeding builds that allow 3rd party apps to be tested, but have enough bugs that they aren't generally useful. So, when they are leaked for download, the aren't stable enough for everyday use. I guess we'll find out in the next month or two.
Maybe it's just me, but I think Apple is seeding builds that allow 3rd party apps to be tested, but have enough bugs that they aren't generally useful. So, when they are leaked for download, the aren't stable enough for everyday use. I guess we'll find out in the next month or two.
yse ew lal pots stopy, i'tns ti oooooooooos nufny?!
FYI, in this case; dew=dev
Wow, this is a good day for gut feeling and predictions on my part
yay go me! [/SELFCONGRATULATORYBABBLE]
That exact thought came to mind when I read about the Mac Office Word/Excel save dialog not showing as it should.Tells me this build is being used by MS ABU with Mac Office..
Leopard Build 9a410 Seeded
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According to a thread in the InsanelyMac forum, Apple has seeded Mac OS X Leopard build 9a410. The build continues to present developers with a long list of known issues in areas such as installing, iChat, PhotoBooth, printing, QuickTime, third party applications, and graphics hardware (among more miscellaneous issues).
Apple notes 7 changes since build 9A377a, which was seeded in early March (details).
According to a thread in the InsanelyMac forum, Apple has seeded Mac OS X Leopard build 9a410. The build continues to present developers with a long list of known issues in areas such as installing, iChat, PhotoBooth, printing, QuickTime, third party applications, and graphics hardware (among more miscellaneous issues).
Apple notes 7 changes since build 9A377a, which was seeded in early March (details).