Hello everyone.
I had the usual pop-up reminding me that there were updates available for my OS. It oddly reminded me of the same message I got back in my XP days.
Well, here is the thing.
I live in a rural area with an okay DSL connection.
So tonight, while doing my usual backups, I decided to select my updates, which total to about 300mb.
The thing is, they were already downloaded. I never once remember having software update download those items.
Does Software Update run in the background in Leopard, while it fetches the updates without the user's notice? I looked online and haven't heard of this.
For all I know, I may have ran it earlier and didn't install, but I usually do my updates when I have a cable connection.
I had the usual pop-up reminding me that there were updates available for my OS. It oddly reminded me of the same message I got back in my XP days.
Well, here is the thing.
I live in a rural area with an okay DSL connection.
So tonight, while doing my usual backups, I decided to select my updates, which total to about 300mb.
The thing is, they were already downloaded. I never once remember having software update download those items.
Does Software Update run in the background in Leopard, while it fetches the updates without the user's notice? I looked online and haven't heard of this.
For all I know, I may have ran it earlier and didn't install, but I usually do my updates when I have a cable connection.