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OS X v10.1.3 Update Available
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10.2
Alright, it's about time!!! So when does 10.2 come out?? Just kinding
. As Ankin said in Episode 1 "Yippeeee!!!!!"
Alright, it's about time!!! So when does 10.2 come out?? Just kinding
. As Ankin said in Episode 1 "Yippeeee!!!!!"
Something had to go wrong...
I hate to spoil the party, but a couple of things aren't right with 10.1.3 on my 600mhz iBook.
First, the mail application appears as a folder in my "Applications" directory. I moved it to "Applications/Internet" for better organization. Well, the old one works, but i don't think it got upgraded.
Secondly, my visualizer in iTunes seems like it's drunk. It's slower. I used to get 30+fps with medium size and low quality, but now it tops out at 15. The windowed visualizer still sucks major @$$.
Other than that, the update seems to fine. Booted up in under 2 mins with logon. If anyone else sees a slow-down in the iTunes full screen visualizer, please say it! I can't stand it, because i know my hardware can handle the visualizer...
I hate to spoil the party, but a couple of things aren't right with 10.1.3 on my 600mhz iBook.
First, the mail application appears as a folder in my "Applications" directory. I moved it to "Applications/Internet" for better organization. Well, the old one works, but i don't think it got upgraded.
Secondly, my visualizer in iTunes seems like it's drunk. It's slower. I used to get 30+fps with medium size and low quality, but now it tops out at 15. The windowed visualizer still sucks major @$$.
Other than that, the update seems to fine. Booted up in under 2 mins with logon. If anyone else sees a slow-down in the iTunes full screen visualizer, please say it! I can't stand it, because i know my hardware can handle the visualizer...
Strange...
Well, aside from my machine freezing when I clicked 'reset' (I think BBEdit did something funky) all went fine. iTunes' visualisers seem no faster or slower for me. Windowed mode is super fast as always. (Of course I have a DP G4 800).
blakespot
Well, aside from my machine freezing when I clicked 'reset' (I think BBEdit did something funky) all went fine. iTunes' visualisers seem no faster or slower for me. Windowed mode is super fast as always. (Of course I have a DP G4 800).
blakespot
well, I haven't noticed any improvements on my DG4800 yet. On my old iMac DV SE i sold to my friend the only thing I noticed is that it now supports my old SPRESSA 100EX.
Thats the only differnces I have seen so far.
Thats the only differnces I have seen so far.
Re: Its better!
I'm not sure I see what's different with the dock
Originally posted by Stike
My CDRW is going to work, (but still does not appear in Finder and so on) AND try to right-click on a directory in the dock!
Even with many files, the speed of opening has been increased!
Now that rules
I'm not sure I see what's different with the dock
10.1.3
I still don't notice any difference, for the most part.
It still doesn't recognize my Yamaha YST-MS35D USB speaker system. I still have to unplug and replug in the USB in order for OS X to detect it correctly.
Maybe 10.2 will finally correct the issue.
I still don't notice any difference, for the most part.
It still doesn't recognize my Yamaha YST-MS35D USB speaker system. I still have to unplug and replug in the USB in order for OS X to detect it correctly.
Maybe 10.2 will finally correct the issue.
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The mouse is slower in Return to Castle Wolfenstien
and my comp froze when instaling this blows more than my gf
and my comp froze when instaling this blows more than my gf
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Monitor resolutions
I am pleased to report that my QuickSilver 867MHz Tower with nVidia MX2 card connected to a Sony G400 monitor now supplies 100 Hertz refresh rate at 1152 x 870 resolution running MacOS 10.1.3. I used to only get 75 Hertz at this resolution. When I reboot into MacOS 9, however, I still only get 640 x 480 resolution. Has anyone else noticed improvements in the display refresh rates?
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I am pleased to report that my QuickSilver 867MHz Tower with nVidia MX2 card connected to a Sony G400 monitor now supplies 100 Hertz refresh rate at 1152 x 870 resolution running MacOS 10.1.3. I used to only get 75 Hertz at this resolution. When I reboot into MacOS 9, however, I still only get 640 x 480 resolution. Has anyone else noticed improvements in the display refresh rates?
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I hate it
I used to get 1920 x 1440 ( Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u ) now I only get 1920x1200 what is that all about? Some how apple has screwed up my refresh rates and screen size. Now the only resolution that works well with my monitor is 1280x1024 and on a 22" monitor well that looks like 640x480 on a 15"... UGGGGGHHHHHHH...
I used to get 1920 x 1440 ( Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u ) now I only get 1920x1200 what is that all about? Some how apple has screwed up my refresh rates and screen size. Now the only resolution that works well with my monitor is 1280x1024 and on a 22" monitor well that looks like 640x480 on a 15"... UGGGGGHHHHHHH...
Re: Something had to go wrong...
This happened to me as well - I had my Mail.app inside a subdirectory of Applications called Network for better organization. In addition, the same thing happened with Image Capture.
I managed to fix it, though. First, open up your existing Mail.app, and note the version number in the Mail / About Mail menu, just so you know it gets updated when it does.
Next, you should back up Mail.app in case you screw something up. I did this by opening Terminal and using cp -rp to copy it to a new filename (example: cp -rp Mail.app Mail2.app)
Then view Mail's package contents in the Finder. Drag all the files from the Applications/Mail folder that 10.1.3 just installed into the existing Mail.app package contents where the existing ones are, overwriting them. Et voila, you have an updated Mail.app. Mine went from 1.1 (v475/481) to 1.1 (v481). Whatever that means.
The same procedure should work for Image Capture too.
And the Unix people save the Mac people once again!
Alex
This happened to me as well - I had my Mail.app inside a subdirectory of Applications called Network for better organization. In addition, the same thing happened with Image Capture.
I managed to fix it, though. First, open up your existing Mail.app, and note the version number in the Mail / About Mail menu, just so you know it gets updated when it does.
Next, you should back up Mail.app in case you screw something up. I did this by opening Terminal and using cp -rp to copy it to a new filename (example: cp -rp Mail.app Mail2.app)
Then view Mail's package contents in the Finder. Drag all the files from the Applications/Mail folder that 10.1.3 just installed into the existing Mail.app package contents where the existing ones are, overwriting them. Et voila, you have an updated Mail.app. Mine went from 1.1 (v475/481) to 1.1 (v481). Whatever that means.
The same procedure should work for Image Capture too.
And the Unix people save the Mac people once again!
Alex
Build Number
I have OS X Server. I upgraded (using the Software Update) and my build number is 5P68, and it still says 10.1.2. Last update the same type thing happened, and it was a few weeks later that I actually got the server update. Anyone else with server notice this?
I have OS X Server. I upgraded (using the Software Update) and my build number is 5P68, and it still says 10.1.2. Last update the same type thing happened, and it was a few weeks later that I actually got the server update. Anyone else with server notice this?
hrm.. looks like i wont be updating my new iMac until they get those problems fixed...
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I guess I'm Lucky... for once!!
I installed the update and it made a few, little things noticeably nicer.
Like the Applications folder I have in the Dock, if I hold down the mouse on it, it shows the contents much faster than before.
Also, in iTunes, the full screen visualization stuff is alot smoother and I got lost in it with the music for about ten minutes or so. I think they are playing mind games with people and that visualization thingy. I suddenly have the urge to buy something Apple... doesn't matter what, just anything... it's like our own, personalized SJ Reality Distortion Field Generator.
I am very happy!!
I installed the update and it made a few, little things noticeably nicer.
Like the Applications folder I have in the Dock, if I hold down the mouse on it, it shows the contents much faster than before.
Also, in iTunes, the full screen visualization stuff is alot smoother and I got lost in it with the music for about ten minutes or so. I think they are playing mind games with people and that visualization thingy. I suddenly have the urge to buy something Apple... doesn't matter what, just anything... it's like our own, personalized SJ Reality Distortion Field Generator.
I am very happy!!
10.1.3
The installation went quite well for me. Imac DV SE 400. Nice speed improvement for directories in the dock. Also seems to be faster accessing large submenus under favorites in IE. The finder might be a little faster in navigating through the file tree under iDisk , but that might be my imagination.
The installation went quite well for me. Imac DV SE 400. Nice speed improvement for directories in the dock. Also seems to be faster accessing large submenus under favorites in IE. The finder might be a little faster in navigating through the file tree under iDisk , but that might be my imagination.