Yes, I've had that too. After I installed the font the system went really slow. I think it's just bad error handling ie. it just keeps on going when there is a bad font instead of stopping and gets more and more into a mess.war said:Problems with font book can actually cause problems with the rest of the system. Back when I was still using 10.2 I have some bad fonts in fontbook that kept causing problems with the entire system. As soon as I removed the fonts the problems stopped. It seemed weird to me too but it worked.
I'd be mad too if it wasn't for my dad rebooting my computer over the weekend and losing my 51 day uptime, even though I told him not to restart or shutdown. Ugh...
Huh it broke my SSL certificate I use to send email. Mail says the cert is corrupt. So I removed it and when I tried to add the cert back in to my keychain I got an error CSP_INVALID_ATTR_KEY_LENGTH. I think I'm stuck. Can updates be removed?
Why do people give a topic like this negative votes?
I'm confused. BBC and The Register here in UK are reporting that it's not fixed.Does this fix the .dmg thing?
EDIT: According to AppleInsider, it does. Goodo .
I'm confused. BBC and The Register here in UK are reporting that it's not fixed.
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/11/29/apple_patches_osx_security/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6159071.stm
The BBC article strikes me as a bit sensational and contains a few factual, shall we say, holes...
Can people who know more than I do confirm that the dmg issue really is fixed by this update?
I think I trust AppleInsider more than the BBC on this one.