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There is absolutely naut to make me even think to upgrade to Snow...
Most likely my next up will be 10.7
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Apple Begins Seeding Mac OS X 10.6.3 Build 10D522 to Testers
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There is absolutely naut to make me even think to upgrade to Snow...
Most likely my next up will be 10.7
Boot Camp Assistant
I believe Boot Camp Assistant with Windows 7 support may possibly be apart of this upgrade. I've been checking Apple's website about info for this support. I just checked now they have modified their statement about when Boot Camp will be updated. They had stated previously that Boot Camp should be updated by the end of the year. As of 1/6/2010, the update statement now reads:
"This support will require a software update to Boot Camp that we plan to release as soon as it's ready."
I guess that's one way of telling us what's happening!!!
I believe Boot Camp Assistant with Windows 7 support may possibly be apart of this upgrade. I've been checking Apple's website about info for this support. I just checked now they have modified their statement about when Boot Camp will be updated. They had stated previously that Boot Camp should be updated by the end of the year. As of 1/6/2010, the update statement now reads:
"This support will require a software update to Boot Camp that we plan to release as soon as it's ready."
I guess that's one way of telling us what's happening!!!
fix issues copying files on to time capsule
few things, speed up safari, make it more compatible, fix issues with transferring files to the time capsule (as a hard drive, not backup) and make itunes 64 bit - for ***** sake windows has 64 bit itunes are you freaking kidding apple
few things, speed up safari, make it more compatible, fix issues with transferring files to the time capsule (as a hard drive, not backup) and make itunes 64 bit - for ***** sake windows has 64 bit itunes are you freaking kidding apple
10.6.2 came with an inability to see in QuickLook.
It opens a screen that remains blank, every time. Absolutely crap, but not really a major problem. The stability of the system is good. I can finally use Adobe stuff without constant crashes, or any crashes.
If someone hasn't upgraded, 10.6.2 is ok, but I bet 10.6.3 is the upgrade that will be the one to get.
It opens a screen that remains blank, every time. Absolutely crap, but not really a major problem. The stability of the system is good. I can finally use Adobe stuff without constant crashes, or any crashes.
If someone hasn't upgraded, 10.6.2 is ok, but I bet 10.6.3 is the upgrade that will be the one to get.
Seed Notes Posted for 10D522
Looks like there's a lot of crashes in Safari and Finder that's been fixed in 10.6.3....Actually there's fixes in every area. Looks to be more impressive than 10.6.2.
Looks like there's a lot of crashes in Safari and Finder that's been fixed in 10.6.3....Actually there's fixes in every area. Looks to be more impressive than 10.6.2.
maybe it would be better/helpful if people stated which machine they are using, while listing their problems/or none. just a thought.
the only problem I've had was losing the printer twice but easy to get back, minus that 10.6.2 has been problem free.
the only problem I've had was losing the printer twice but easy to get back, minus that 10.6.2 has been problem free.
windows has 64 bit itunes are you freaking kidding apple
The application itself is 32-bit on both Windows and OS X. However on Windows some drivers that come with iTunes are 64-bit cause you can't use 32-bit unsigned device drivers on 64-bit version of Windows.
Hopefully they will have fixed ATI cards with the Matrox MXO. I have to stay on 10.6.1 at the moment because 10.6.2 ballsed something up with the ati cards such as the X1900. Matrox can't currently get their Snow Leopard drivers to work with ati cards and 10.6.2 so they have to recommend sticking with 10.6.1.
666MB? Kick-arse.
My installation of 10.2 doesn't have any problems, regardless, I can't wait for 10.6.3 and to see what it brings.
My installation of 10.2 doesn't have any problems, regardless, I can't wait for 10.6.3 and to see what it brings.
666MB? Kick-arse.
My installation of 10.2 doesn't have any problems, regardless, I can't wait for 10.6.3 and to see what it brings.
Wow, you're still on Jaguar? It's gonna be a big jump from 10.2 to 10.6, never mind 10.6.3. I thought I was being conservative before jumping on SL, as I'm still on Tiger 10.4.11, but you take the cake... Jaguar, 10.2, huh? I'm impressed! Can't wait to hear what you think of it!!!
yea, i hope he meant 10.6.2, cuz 10.2 was buggy as hell for me. 10.4, I can understand, but 10.2?
I just bought an old clamshell iBook - something I've always wanted to do. It came with Panther installed but no discs and I wanted to do a fresh install but I only had the disc for Jaguar.
It is amazing to see how primitive OS X was back then - and I had thought I could remember it pretty well. I had even forgotten about the Internet Connect app. Anyway, it's a nicely upgraded machine, wifi card and all - except that I found out one other thing about Jaguar ... no ability to connect to WPA networks!
Thankfully I think I can get hold of a 10.3 disc - sure it was fun for a short time being back in the land of the pin-stripe OS, but I was most surprised about that lacking.
Personally I could even understand being still on 10.3. Having no Dashboard would not be a bad thing - hey I wouldn't have to keep bringing up its bugs! - but it was pretty much the height of interface inconsistency as far as OS X goes.
Has anyone seen a problem where screenshots just don't get saved to a file on the desktop?
Historically, five months is a bit early for the .3 release but not far out of line. By comparison, 10.4.3 came in six months and 10.5.3 in seven.
After reading this thread, all I have to say is that I've installed SL on my 4 Macs ranging from an iMac to an Air and have ZERO problems. While 10.6.3 is interesting, it is in no way necessary.
no mention of fixes to the X3100 graphics drivers.
Poor performance, display corruption etc. Come on Apple. It works perfectly (and performs far better) in Windows. Even the Linux drivers for it are better.
Poor performance, display corruption etc. Come on Apple. It works perfectly (and performs far better) in Windows. Even the Linux drivers for it are better.
It is necessary for the other people who DOES have problems. Not every hardware is the same and not every user is the same either.
I had that problem in 10.6.1 but it seems to have gone away in 6.2. Atleast... I think. In any case, I'm always excited for updates =D
But the crashes never happened on Leopard, plus my Mac is no longer under warranty
Even though it is obviously a software bug and you have gone beyond your warranty, you should report it to Applecare. Those of us not on bug report lists have no other option, except perhaps sending an email directly to Steve Jobs.
There should be a second tier of bug report apparatus so Apple can catch the stuff real users experience. They probably would not want that to be public in the form of a blog or forum, however.
Rocketman
yeah iTunes has continued to piss me off since upgrading to 9. It hangs and now I'm having a problem with apps for my iPhone. I've deleted them but they continue to download and now I get errors saying I need to redownload them!
Please fix!
Please fix!