OS X 10.4.10 Released

Clive At Five · Jun 20, 2007

...and the world implodes

psychofreak said:
No more of that argument !!!

"But that's impossible!!! 10.4.10 = 10.4.1!!!!! Is this a downgrade?! F-you Apple! Your OS is moving backwards because you're spending too much time on the iPhone! Apple has abandoned OS X!!!!1!!!1!1!"

That one??

hehe. I kinda miss it.

-Clive

bdkennedy1 · Jun 20, 2007

Blue Velvet said:
So it is. Good spot. Can I be the first to say that Safari seems snappier?

Doesn't seem snappier to me.

bdkennedy1 · Jun 20, 2007

Toadstool said:
Should my "Universal Access" icon look like this in System Preferences?

Repair your permissions.

Cabbit · Jun 20, 2007

ok great now i cant see my usb hard drive.

hamis92 · Jun 20, 2007

Can't install...

This doesn't install on my Core Duo MacBook for some reason. Software Update told me to try installing from the Installer package that had been moved to Trash. Didn't work. I restarted the machine and repaired permissions with Disk utility. Still nothing.

MonksMac · Jun 20, 2007

The update went okay here. It was a 49.0 MB download on a CD Mac Mini.
Took two long restarts. OS X and Safari 3 Beta seem to be much snappier than before.

gloss · Jun 20, 2007

JPyre said:
I've known for awhile(years) that apple cant count and does .10 updates, I just don't know where from... maybe quiktime er smthn

You are aware that it's not a decimal system, right?

topgunn · Jun 20, 2007

10.4.9 messed up (in my opinion) my sound on my iMac by making it 10x louder than it was. Some people viewed this as a good thing. I didn't. My computer went from mute to too loud with just one blip.

Did 10.4.10 affect sound in anyway as far as anyone can tell?

zzcoop · Jun 20, 2007

Clive At Five said:
...and the world implodes

"But that's impossible!!! 10.4.10 = 10.4.1!!!!! Is this a downgrade?! F-you Apple! Your OS is moving backwards because you're spending too much time on the iPhone! Apple has abandoned OS X!!!!1!!!1!1!"

That one??

hehe. I kinda miss it.

-Clive

You mean there are Mac users who are actually that stupid?

Toadstool · Jun 20, 2007

bdkennedy1 said:
Toadstool said:

Should my "Universal Access" icon look like this in System Preferences?

Repair your permissions.

Click to expand...

It still looks the same.

Clive At Five · Jun 20, 2007

zzcoop said:
You mean there are Mac users who are actually that stupid?

One of the disadvantages of growing the platform. For a while there in the 90s we were all competent and intelligent. Slowly we've been de-evolving into the cavemen you see here.

-Clive

verniesgarden · Jun 20, 2007

i wonder how many people wont install this because they think it defies the numeral system

skythefly13 · Jun 20, 2007

bdkennedy1 said:
Doesn't seem snappier to me.

It was a joke, man

Ireland · Jun 20, 2007

System audio volume? Fixed!

Fahrwahr · Jun 20, 2007

Addresses issues when rounding decimal numbers for display in certain applications.

Oh, the irony

kettle · Jun 20, 2007

Eraserhead said:
It'll probably go all the way to 11 [/bad joke] just before Leopard is released.

That's not a bad joke. That's a great joke. In fact, I would go as far as saying that's one louder than a great joke, which is always a good thing bearing in mind that most great jokes still only go up to ten.

well done.

AlexH · Jun 20, 2007

Grr... No Olympus E-510/410 RAW support lovin'. Oh well, maybe next time around...

bogg · Jun 20, 2007

GUYS

just found something interesting...

in 10.4.10 a few new Displays has been added under
/System/Library/Displays/Overrides/DisplayVendorID-610

More specifically 14 of them, where 4 are really interesting:

And these 4 are:
DisplayProductID-9c6a
DisplayProductID-9c6b
DisplayProductID-9c6c
DisplayProductID-9c71

which all are for iMacs, excerpts from the files:

9c6a:

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40042</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

9c6b:

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40043</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

9c6c:
<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40044</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

and lastly 9c71:

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40049</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

These files/displaydefinitions are NOT present on a 10.4.9 system!

AutumnSkyline · Jun 20, 2007

My sound seemed louder too.

I have a ? With xtorrent, can I pause the torrents and then resume them once I start back up?

czeluff · Jun 20, 2007

how long?

What does it take to put out an update where you don't have to EJECT thumb drives before removing them, without an error popping up telling that you removed it improperly??

Goldfinger · Jun 20, 2007

nosen said:
Any idea if this means that Aperture will be able to handle M8 files now?

Yes. Aperture supports whatever the OS supports since Aperture uses the OS's RAW engine.

moonzilla · Jun 20, 2007

when does the official "waiting for 10.4.11" thread go up??

Goldfinger · Jun 20, 2007

bogg said:
GUYS

just found something interesting...

in 10.4.10 a few new Displays has been added under
/System/Library/Displays/Overrides/DisplayVendorID-610

More specifically 14 of them, where 4 are really interesting:

And these 4 are:
DisplayProductID-9c6a
DisplayProductID-9c6b
DisplayProductID-9c6c
DisplayProductID-9c72

which all are for iMacs.

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40042</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40043</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

and

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40044</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

and lastly

<key>DisplayProductID</key>
<integer>40049</integer>
<key>DisplayProductName</key>
<string>iMac</string>

These files/displaydefinitions are NOT present on a 10.4.9 system!

How the heck do you people find these things ?

MrCrowbar · Jun 20, 2007

Toadstool said:
bdkennedy1 said:

It still looks the same.

Click to expand...

I had that problem once. Follow those instructions:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25552

EDIT: Sorry, the cache file has been moved in Panther and Tiger:
Delete this file
users/username/Library/Caches/com.apple.preferencepanes.cache
You can't spotlight it so you have to go there on the Finder.

After deleting this file, your System Preferences will take a while to load because it's rebuilding the cache.

Toadstool · Jun 20, 2007

czeluff said:
What does it take to put out an update where you don't have to EJECT thumb drives before removing them, without an error popping up telling that you removed it improperly??

You think the OS can just magically assume you no longer want a file-system mounted?

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