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OS X 10.5.2 released?
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R.Youden
macrumors 68020
Slightly better link:
http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/apple_finally_releases_leopard_1052_update
http://www.macsimumnews.com/index.php/archive/apple_finally_releases_leopard_1052_update
::Lisa::
macrumors 6502a
I got that last night. Scared the living sh*t out of me since I was watching a video and just popped up out of nowhere LOL.
Nothing new to update on my "software update" neither.
BlakTornado
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This seems like it's just a way to add traffic.
Why I think so:
With an update Apple always writes a brief and extremely vague description of the update. I'm not sure about macsimumnews but at least here and appleinsider they usually just copy and paste that when posting this news in the front page.
Here instead of doing that they link to another older page of theirs that is full of RUMORS of the 10.5.2 update. If it really was released why would they do that? Why not either post Apple's description or just make a brief comment on what they found out after installing the update.
Why I think so:
With an update Apple always writes a brief and extremely vague description of the update. I'm not sure about macsimumnews but at least here and appleinsider they usually just copy and paste that when posting this news in the front page.
Here instead of doing that they link to another older page of theirs that is full of RUMORS of the 10.5.2 update. If it really was released why would they do that? Why not either post Apple's description or just make a brief comment on what they found out after installing the update.
petvas
macrumors 603
petvas
macrumors 603
Repairing the disk permissions is something that should be done before and after an upgrade, or when something doesn't work right. The systems keeps track of the correct permissions for all system files and during the verification process checks if these files have the appropriate permissions. The system knows the correct permissions by keeping catalog files. Having said that, I hope you understood the joke I made before as I told to the user who "upgraded" to 10.5.2 go check the permissions 🙂
It's not, I would expect however that we see it before next Friday (the 15th), especially if development is winding down and additional seeds are only 1 revision higher.
Well, they've removed the story.
My best guess would be that they were preparing a story so that they'd be ready to release it as soon as the update dropped, but they accidentally published it. They don't actually know anything about the timeframe...they're just eagerly anticipating it like everyone else.
My best guess would be that they were preparing a story so that they'd be ready to release it as soon as the update dropped, but they accidentally published it. They don't actually know anything about the timeframe...they're just eagerly anticipating it like everyone else.