It's OK, man. Just edit your uptime when you post it and make it look like it's 10 days (or more). We'll go along.Littleodie914 said:
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10.3.5 in software update
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Why 2 different updates?
oopss, I did it again... install without waiting... the update to my iBook is 43 MB and for the eMac, 22,9 MB ... any reason.. steve? hello! any reason?
emw said:
oopss, I did it again... install without waiting... the update to my iBook is 43 MB and for the eMac, 22,9 MB ... any reason.. steve? hello! any reason?
OMG Grrrrr why can't I have another Ethernet port in my cube?? I could soooo easily update to 10.3.5 without anyone knowing/caring. Work = teh suck.
FWIW, after a staggering 5 minutes or so, I see zero changes. Nothing seems faster, or slower, or different - at all. So those of you rushing home to install it: you can wait.
I'm sure that there must be something new and cool, and absolutely sure that some people will have problems fixed (and caused), but, off the bat, there's nothing all that different.
I'm sure that there must be something new and cool, and absolutely sure that some people will have problems fixed (and caused
), but, off the bat, there's nothing all that different.
It contains previous security fixes if you didn't have those already. That could explain some of the difference in size.
jsw said:FWIW, after a staggering 5 minutes or so, I see zero changes. Nothing seems faster, or slower, or different - at all. So those of you rushing home to install it: you can wait.
I'm sure that there must be something new and cool, and absolutely sure that some people will have problems fixed (and caused
If you click on the lil' Apple Menu there is now an option for a free Dual 2.5 G5 to be shipped to your home. You missed that option.
Duff-Man says....downloaded and installed on the powerbook, all seems fine so far....will do the desktop when I get home from work....oh yeah!
Mail.app is now version 1.3.9 (v619). Not sure what it was before but the description of 10.3.5 says it updates Mail.app.
jsw said:
BUT BUT BUT I THOUGHT JESUS WAS GONG 2 POP OUT OF MAH SCREN AND GIEV MA A HIGH FIEV11!1 OMG UR STEPNG ON MAH DREMS11!11!! WTF
I thought AOL-izing that would have gotten better results. Oh well.
Oh yeah... except that mine says "Free G5 PowerBook". Maybe because I have the dual-2.0 already. Still - pretty cool! All I have to do is get 5 other members to log onto www.freeG5powerbooks.com and spends some money - hey, we can all help each other out!SilentPanda said:
Yeah, surprising that Apple's own support site doesn't mention it.CubaTBird said:
Oh no, wait. Could this be the first Trojan hack on Software Update?
(or ...).
jsw said:Yeah, surprising that Apple's own support site doesn't mention it.
Oh no, wait. Could this be the first Trojan hack on Software Update?
When software update popped up I almost thought it was... I'm so used to reading about the updates here first and I had just checked MacRumors when it popped up. It scared me for a bit...
AmigoMac said:oopss, I did it again... install without waiting... the update to my iBook is 43 MB and for the eMac, 22,9 MB ... any reason.. steve? hello! any reason?
I'm going to hold off the update until I hear from our forum experts that all is well. The iPod 4.0.2 is an example why I want to be safe than sorry.
wdlove said:
Well, I dunno if I qualify as a "forum expert", but my B/W G3 hasn't exploded. Does that help?
An added advantage of using a Mac at work... you get to use it as the guinea pig before you load software updates onto your own computer at home!
I'm installing right now.. I'm I worried? Nope, not in the slightest- just because iPhoto was a bit dodgy ( which didn't lead to any data loss either ) doesn't mean 10.3.5 is also going to be the same...
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Hopefully SE P900 support is better
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Hopefully SE P900 support is better
dubbz said:
It happens to the best of us. Unfortunately...it means until you re-install Mac OS X 10.3.5 successfully you're no longer welcome on this Mac forum. I'm sorry, it hurts I know, I've been there. Good luck.
10.3.5 isn't showing up in SU, nor is the security update (which the 10.3.5 update lists as included, so I don't know what's going on there). Ho hum, guess I'll wait until it's available then *twiddles thumbs*.
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I don't have any benches, but there is a noticeable improvement in Battlefield 1942. I have a 2.0Ghz G5 with Radeon 9800.vraxtus said:
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