So lets say you had a workstation Mac Pro set up with pretty much every single file you need in your life and your friend wanted to come and use it so you tell him to log into the guest user account, then poof all of your data is gone. I can't believe you think that isn't worse than feature bugs.
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Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.6.2
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f**ck apple
it didnt fix my flickering macbook unibody.
still small and annoying flicker when using battery power.
it is the last time i buy an apple product.
A 400$ laptop has a better screen then this macbook.
Bye, went to ebay to sell this ****.........
it didnt fix my flickering macbook unibody.
still small and annoying flicker when using battery power.
it is the last time i buy an apple product.
A 400$ laptop has a better screen then this macbook.
Bye, went to ebay to sell this ****.........
Yes, to the extent that the POS called Flash can or should be fixed by Apple...see the update note.
guest account problem: supposedly if you were using time machine like apple wanted everyone to use, you would be alright, however still a pain
I've been having graphics issues (bits and pieces of windows and movies I've just looked at all over the Top Sites display), I don't know if it's the same thing as what was fixed but either way it's nice to see it or a similar issue solved.
What I'm referring to when I say font changes are things like this:
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They didn't look like that under 10.6.1
Someone please help
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They didn't look like that under 10.6.1
Someone please help
Strangely, the combo update is 480MB, but Software Update is saying that the update from 10.6.1 for my MacBook Pro is 499.9MB. Uhhh... WTF???
How is it the user's fault?
I have no idea, I just don't see the problem with SL.
Yeah, I'm seeing some font issues, primarily in the latest version of Firefox.
Arial Black refuses to show up. Strange.
Arial Black refuses to show up. Strange.
Bugs like that happen with every OS update. Hell, they happen with every software update. You just need to be careful and have backups of all your useful information.
To think that Snow Leopard is any worse of an update than Leopard, Tiger, Jaguar, etc. is absolutely asinine.
Perhaps there are some problems with Snow Leopard?
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/814605/
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/776380/
I'm glad that it's working for you but that sadly doesn't apply to everyone.
Turn off RDF generator
PS: You forgot your "Google, Adobe, Sony, Dell and Microsoft Are DEAD" comment
Bugs like that happen with every OS update. Hell, they happen with every software update. You just need to be careful and have backups of all your useful information.
To think that Snow Leopard is any worse of an update than Leopard, Tiger, Jaguar, etc. is absolutely asinine.
Every OS update? Every software update? That's the most ridiculous claim i've heard all week.
I 100% agree with you. It's just too much... that comment was not the reality of what has happened to people using/installing Snow Leopard. There are major problems, and it has affected most of us who chose to be "beta testers" with Snow Leopard 10.6 and 10.6.1. The problem is Apple has a long way to go... I would have preferred Apple waited until today when Snow Leopard would have been closer to ready.
Let's all pray that 10.6.2 will start fixing problems, but I fear we have a long way to go before Snow Leopard is truly ready for release.
To ALL of those with PPCs, you saved yourself a big headache by not having to (feeling you have to at least) "downgrade" your OS to Snow Leopard.
I really believe that Microsoft is headed in the right direction with Windows 7, and that Apple is headed in the wrong direction with OS X. Seems that both have learned from each other's pasts. I love the iPhone and iPods, but I really wish Apple was still a "COMPUTER" company.
Did they fix OpenGL yet? You know how our OpenGL is performing about half as well with SL as it did with Leopard.
If that happens to you then it's worse, especially if you don't have a backup (although it seems most people on MR want to excuse Apple by saying "everyone should have their data backed up"). But more people were adversely affected in more ways for a longer time with 10.5.1 than with 10.6.1.
Maybe you weren't here in February 2008 when MR users were running Software Update every 15 minutes and begging Apple to release 10.5.2.
