Tallest Skil
macrumors P6
The whole "deselecting when moving to a Space with the Finder" thing? I've downloaded it but haven't installed it yet. If they fixed this, that rocks.
Post-update edit: YES! THEY DID! FINALLY!
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Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.5.4
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The whole "deselecting when moving to a Space with the Finder" thing? I've downloaded it but haven't installed it yet. If they fixed this, that rocks.
Post-update edit: YES! THEY DID! FINALLY!
scotty96LSC
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BillyBobBongo
macrumors 68030
Strange, I'm in Holland and I picked it up.....there should be no difference between countries!
dzhiurgis
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MacsRgr8
macrumors G3
Hey mate, are you sure you're not having non-OS related issues... like the wrong channel on the b/g radio causing drop-outs?
BTW, has anyone noticed any difference between 10.5.3 and 10.5.4..?
I assumed 10.5.4 would be the "MobileMe-enabled" update... can't find traces anywhere.. 😕
cloudnine
macrumors 6502a
I doubt they're going to release .5 on the 11th. No doubt they'll "activate" MobileMe by then, but I doubt they'll release a software update that quickly after this one just for that. Even if they do release a software update, I doubt it would be a 10.5.5 update... it would probably just be something in Software Update like "MobileMe Update".
They keep the 10.5.x updates for system/bug fixes and security issues...
Peaceful
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FreeState
macrumors 68000
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.
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.
BillyBobBongo
macrumors 68030
My me.com email still isn't functioning however. It seems a bit hit and miss to when and who is being turned on at the moment.
frank781
macrumors member
$9.99 usd for the download + $0.05 per MB
Don't worry about it. As a proud iPod Touch owner, you will only have to pay $9.99 usd (we'll I think that 9.99 CDN is more, but we are being charitable here)
As for the download itself. it will only be $ 0.05 x MB after the first 10 MBs. So the total cost will be around $2,500 usd.
Great deal huh!?
😀😀
Don't worry about it. As a proud iPod Touch owner, you will only have to pay $9.99 usd (we'll I think that 9.99 CDN is more, but we are being charitable here)
As for the download itself. it will only be $ 0.05 x MB after the first 10 MBs. So the total cost will be around $2,500 usd.
Great deal huh!?
😀😀
SkyBell
macrumors 604
If this update actually makes Leopard usable (No, it was NOT usable by my standards up to this point) I may consider going back to it. I've got a bootable Leopard partition on my external HDD, just need to clone it to my iBook's HDD. That is, if this update actually fixes everything. (Unlikely.)
Small White Car
macrumors G4
Hang out in some Final Cut forums sometime. Something "bad" happens to us every couple of months. Yeah, it gets fixed quickly, but why update before the fix comes out?
Edit: And yes, I mentioned the 3rd party hardware, and sometimes that is an issue, but sometimes these things are conflicts between Quicktime and Final Cut...both products made by Apple!
SkyBell
macrumors 604
I don't think this is a generic OS X problem. It is a problem with the software installed on your MacBook. If possible get it into an Apple Store and ask a genius about it. Even though there are no obvious programs running that would prevent sleep there might be a background process (use Activity Monitor to look for these) preventing sleep or perhaps a corrupt preference file. Try creating a new account. Log out of all other accounts. Log in to the new account and see if it sleeps on its own.
Full of Win
macrumors 68030
I dub thee "10.5.vista"
Downloaded
installed restarted
waited waited waited
hard boot
waiting waiting waiting
waiting
grey apple screen
waiting waiting
blue screen wait some more
wait some more ...
finally a login screen
poof everything runs slow.
restart
same deal
I'm switching back to 10.5.3
Downloaded
installed restarted
waited waited waited
hard boot
waiting waiting waiting
waiting
grey apple screen
waiting waiting
blue screen wait some more
wait some more ...
finally a login screen
poof everything runs slow.
restart
same deal
I'm switching back to 10.5.3
Still on 10.4.11
Seems a bit uncalled for. I'm still running 10.4.11 on my 2.16 MacBook Pro because Leopard seems like nothing but a bunch of bells and whistles and headaches, none of which I need.
I bought Leopard about a month back in anticipation of 10.5.3--hoping it would resolve the airport/CS3/"dark screen" issues, but it didn't, which is why I'm still with 10.4. It looks like 10.5.4 addresses most of these things--the first two--but I've not yet seen the last problem discussed, which would finally seal the deal for me. Luckily, I spent $20 on Leopard because I get academic pricing, and so if the problems aren't all fixed, I won't be too annoyed to have to skip Leopard altogether and go with SnowLeopard, if it truly does fix the problems as a "stability update."
I actually think I'm a lot smarter (than I was yesterday and the day before) because I read these threads, and I'm very grateful that others who upgrade take the time to discuss the issues, as opposed to thinking I'm "smarter... than the rest of us."
So... thanks much.
Seems a bit uncalled for. I'm still running 10.4.11 on my 2.16 MacBook Pro because Leopard seems like nothing but a bunch of bells and whistles and headaches, none of which I need.
I bought Leopard about a month back in anticipation of 10.5.3--hoping it would resolve the airport/CS3/"dark screen" issues, but it didn't, which is why I'm still with 10.4. It looks like 10.5.4 addresses most of these things--the first two--but I've not yet seen the last problem discussed, which would finally seal the deal for me. Luckily, I spent $20 on Leopard because I get academic pricing, and so if the problems aren't all fixed, I won't be too annoyed to have to skip Leopard altogether and go with SnowLeopard, if it truly does fix the problems as a "stability update."
I actually think I'm a lot smarter (than I was yesterday and the day before) because I read these threads, and I'm very grateful that others who upgrade take the time to discuss the issues, as opposed to thinking I'm "smarter... than the rest of us."
So... thanks much.
Neil321
macrumors 68040
How about turning the clock to the 11th or 12th. That will shut all you .Me speculators up I hope. This thread is extremely useless.
I worked at Apple, and most people did not want to buy .Mac. In fact, about 20% of sales was the average. Explain to me why you all are interested here, when the company average is around 20%.
There's probably going to be a 5 MB update when it's officially launched with some pics and a new pref pane. Let's hear more about user experience and bugs with this new version instead of speculation, go elsewhere for that (another thread would suffice).
I worked at Apple, and most people did not want to buy .Mac. In fact, about 20% of sales was the average. Explain to me why you all are interested here, when the company average is around 20%.
There's probably going to be a 5 MB update when it's officially launched with some pics and a new pref pane. Let's hear more about user experience and bugs with this new version instead of speculation, go elsewhere for that (another thread would suffice).