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keekl

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Nov 9, 2008
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I was wondering if, in light of SL, there would ever be anymore upgrades for 10.5. I'm not having any issues, just wondered if there was continued support for the older versions.
 
I am sure they will come out with security updates, just as 10.4 went to 10.4.11 im sure 10.5 will continue up as well.
 
I am sure they will come out with security updates, just as 10.4 went to 10.4.11 im sure 10.5 will continue up as well.

Are there established cut-off dates for Leopard, and is Tiger done with updates? Curious more than anything..
 
The school district I work for uses 10.5 on all its computers. However, when we upgraded our servers to 10.5.8, that created a bunch of problems. Our tech guys asked Apple about it, & they said they're known issues, but won't fix them. Which is awful. The reason we don't upgrade to Snow Leopard is

a) still a little buggy and

b) We like to wait until the following summer just so we get used to it. Plus, having do a major upgrade like that during the school year will cause many service interruptions. Plus, consider we have 1000+ computers in the district.
 
The school district I work for uses 10.5 on all its computers. However, when we upgraded our servers to 10.5.8, that created a bunch of problems. Our tech guys asked Apple about it, & they said they're known issues, but won't fix them. Which is awful. The reason we don't upgrade to Snow Leopard is

a) still a little buggy and

b) We like to wait until the following summer just so we get used to it. Plus, having do a major upgrade like that during the school year will cause many service interruptions. Plus, consider we have 1000+ computers in the district.

:cool: Mac district~you'll spoil those kids when they hit RL :)
 
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