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I hope .11 fixes the problem where my screen turns BLUE when I fast user-switch back to my account from another one. Fast user switching somehow deletes the iMac color profile, requiring a reboot.
 
I hope .11 fixes the problem where my screen turns BLUE when I fast user-switch back to my account from another one. Fast user switching somehow deletes the iMac color profile, requiring a reboot.

If you want to "fix" that without rebooting your computer you should check this hint out.

That bug's been around for so long in Tiger that I've given up hope on it being fixed with an update (along with the numerous Bluetooth bugs and the "better not forget to eject your Windows network shares" feature). I've reached the point where if they can just promise to sort this kind of stuff out with Leopard, they wouldn't even have to add any new features and I'd be sold! :)
 
If you want to "fix" that without rebooting your computer you should check this hint out.

That bug's been around for so long in Tiger that I've given up hope on it being fixed with an update (along with the numerous Bluetooth bugs and the "better not forget to eject your Windows network shares" feature). I've reached the point where if they can just promise to sort this kind of stuff out with Leopard, they wouldn't even have to add any new features and I'd be sold! :)

Wow, if it's so easy to fix, why won't Apple just do it?
 
I'd like them to fix the dropping network shares on our dual G5s. Every machine on our network, once in a while, needs the Finder relaunching to make other machines visible.

We'll be sticking with Tiger for a wee while yet on the work setup, possibly for at least another 18 months.
 
Third party routers my a$$!!! I'm getting drops every 15-30 minutes via an Airport Extreme on my MacBook ever since 10.4.10

Ditto that. I can't stay connected to my airport express or even see a network created by my PM G5. I can connect to the neighbor's network just fine. They are running a linksys. Go figure.
 
I just got an update on my bug report to apple about the wifi issue. I had told them that 10.4.10 killed my wi-fi, and that the update only made things worse. They now say that this is a "known issue"
 
My guess is that the release of 10.4.11 will coincide with the release of Leopard, so I won't use it (for long)...
 
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