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Mac OS X Snow Leopard Build 10A432 Designated 'Golden Master'
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That's New Beatle's Re-mastered Day. Maybe Apple's upcoming "music" announcement news.
Actually...
Apple iWork '09 Webpage said:
I agree with everything else though. iLife '09 does still require Leopard, so it's unlikely that anyone will be duplicating more than iWork.
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hmmm
you know, the more i think about it, i think you guys may be right.
9400M might become the baseline for 10.7, and would still allow it to be 64-bit only, as there hasnt been a Mac with 9400M which wasnt 64-bit.
as someone else pointed out, that means that 10.7 can be built around a baseline including hardware video acceleration, OpenCL support etc.
interesting...
you know, the more i think about it, i think you guys may be right.
9400M might become the baseline for 10.7, and would still allow it to be 64-bit only, as there hasnt been a Mac with 9400M which wasnt 64-bit.
as someone else pointed out, that means that 10.7 can be built around a baseline including hardware video acceleration, OpenCL support etc.
interesting...
Even under Leopard support for games was shady - your best bet is to install Windows and play games through that, not only will it be more stable, it will also give you dramatically better framerates.
It played beautifully under Leopard. Any idea if the Mac keycode will work for a Windows version?
Not GM: Video Cam Drivers missing
This can't be GM.
I just posted a thread, that the 10A432 build is missing video cam drivers, at least for iMacs.
This can't be GM.
I just posted a thread, that the 10A432 build is missing video cam drivers, at least for iMacs.
Well Apple has to release the code to the duplicators to create the discs and then ship them to the "assembly facility" where they put it all together in the box and prepare it for distribution.
I imagine that is not a 24-48 hour process.
So is it possible that this indeed is what will ship on the retail and UpToDate DVDs and Apple will be releasing a set of updates on the release date to fix some or all of these niggling problems? Because the release date for Snow Leopard is closer to the beginning of the month of September as opposed to the end and they've gone as far as they can and still meet this date? (And yes, I understand that Apple is not publicly committed to any date other than the last day of the month.)
Microsoft releases intermittent updates that "improve the performance of Windows and Windows applications" that are not actual "service packs". So this wouldn't be a "10.6.1" update (or even "10.6.0.1"), but more just a collection of "fixes"?
I imagine that is not a 24-48 hour process.
So is it possible that this indeed is what will ship on the retail and UpToDate DVDs and Apple will be releasing a set of updates on the release date to fix some or all of these niggling problems? Because the release date for Snow Leopard is closer to the beginning of the month of September as opposed to the end and they've gone as far as they can and still meet this date? (And yes, I understand that Apple is not publicly committed to any date other than the last day of the month.)
Microsoft releases intermittent updates that "improve the performance of Windows and Windows applications" that are not actual "service packs". So this wouldn't be a "10.6.1" update (or even "10.6.0.1"), but more just a collection of "fixes"?
Im beginning to think this is NOT GM. There's way too many bugs that I'm seeing in day to day use, especially with the video card drivers for nVidia GPUs.
What evidence do you have? not that I doubt the possibility but one should have more evidence than just chanting what 6 other websites have said.