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Haha, he said "could of." Kind sir, I think the words you are looking for are "could" and "have." "Could of" does not make sense.

As my buddy Keith Olbermann would say, "Goodnight and good luck."

Olbermann's my buddy too, but he took that line from Edward R. Murrow. It's also five words, not four: "Good night, and good luck."

Not that this isn't completely off-topic or anything...
 
It sucks that I am in fear of updating, after 10.5.3 screwed my iMac's Wi-Fi so bad while I had 3-4 KPs before I decided to do an archive and install.
 
Um... Not to change the topic or get into forum grammar bashing, but if you're going to try and correct someone at least be right. Could have is the correct term, and could've is a contraption of that term.

ha ha. could've is not a contraption.
 
Just got done doing a little digging and this update does indeed add MobileMe support:

Library>Mail>AccountTypes>com.apple.builtin.mailaccounts>MailAccounts.plist has all they underlining strings for the accounts:)

I suspect that there will be a silent update that modifies the system string along with iTunes 7.7 to make all the logo's etc go live.

This is what i found when i opened up the .plist file...
 

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You know a thread about a Leopard update has run its course when it contains triple posts, Keith Olbermann, and contraptions :)
 
1st day evening downloading is slow. this indicates to me that for future software updates for a variety of products, which must necessarily occur in concurrent waves, Apple needs 2-8x more telco bandwidth. Does that technology even exist on this planet? Much less in Cupertino in the former Worldcom "world class" data center?

Rocketman

I'm pretty sure the updates come from your nearest data center, via Akamai. They don't come from Cupertino.
 
Sarfari is Speedier

Let's see if this fixes the memory leak! If I use Safari for more than an hour without closing, it will build up and be sitting in more than 700 MB. Kinda sucks. Let's see if this fixes it.
 
Damn!!!

I can't update my iMac, it's at the genius bar for the next five days:(:( and now I'm stuck with my old G3 for the next couple of days!!! Oh well. Just have to wait.

Anyways back on topic, With apple releasing Leo updates so fast, it makes me wonder if they're rushing these, and they'll end up just causing more problems. Does anyone know if this update helped with the noise issue on the AL iMacs?

Don
 
I'm new to the Mac OS (got my first mac last year) but does Apple release so many updates normally? I mean Leopard hasn't been out a full year and there are already 4 updates, with another one coming on the 11th.

Actually Leopard updates are tracking Tiger's nearly exactly, with four since the initial release in just over eight months. Jaguar and Panther were at .4 even sooner - Panther in seven months, Jaguar less than six.

Everything on preferences is still .mac and still with 10gb of storage, so they have to come out with another update, making it 5.

That should not require a full update.

Found it, for MobileMe they list Tiger's requirement as 10.4.11

Yes, but "some features require 10.5" - probably the sync stuff.
 
Interesting. I'm actually still on 10.5.2, seeing as 10.5.3 crashed both times I tried to update it and I had to force reset. Now I can just zoom through with the combo updater. Can't wait for MobileMe. That'll be really useful once I become an iPhone owner next week! :D:cool:
 
Going to up date mine this evening.

I have found a rather anoying bug in 10.5.3. If I use my Mac Book Pro from its fully charged battery and try to burn a dvd using Toast, it always kicks the disk out half way through burning
and complaining of an hardware error.

I hope that this is resolved with this update. When powered from the mains evey disk burns ok.
 
it got cooler...kind of. when i first got my macbook pro 2 weeks ago, it ran at around 46 degrees celsius, then it started going to 48-50 degrees. now it's down to 44 degrees so i guess the temps went back to normal. the strip of metal on top of the keyboard feels much cooler. i'll do some more testing and see how it heats up while charging too.

[UPDATE]:
10.5.4 seems to have also fixed the split second lag (at least made it shorter) that occured in finder when opening folder. can anyone else confirm this?
 
Why are the updates coming so quick?? It's probably MobileMe and stuff but still - unless they're rushing to Snow Leopard :D
 
Activity monitor still reports incorrect VM usage

I don't know whether or not it has been mentioned, but that pesky bug in activity monitor is still present.

VM size (when the RPRVT column is added) : 11.65G
VM size (RPRVT column not added) : 48.56G
 
Why are the updates coming so quick?? It's probably MobileMe and stuff but still - unless they're rushing to Snow Leopard :D

This is the first one that has come anything like quickly, and it was clearly intended for MM preparation. Hopefully they will speed things up in general though, and actually fix the big bugs still at large :).

As far as 10.5.4 goes, I'm seeing more graphical corruption, specifically in Office 2008, the latest update for which wasn't much chop either; the iTunes dashboard widget still doesn't work; still can't browse FTP shares further than 3 directories deep in the GUI; menubar still doesn't always reflect the current app. Wake-from-sleep issues presumed still present, but remain to be seen.
 
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