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It’s good to know that Apple released all these updates for their MAC OS, I barely get any updates on Windows. The update is big, but it looks like it’s worth the upgrade for the MAC users out there.
posted by: SG · 5/31/08
I currently am running 10.5.2, and will upgrade in a few minutes. Anyone who hasn’t used a stable os should try os x.
You won’t be disappointed.
posted by: artwdog · 5/31/08
Its about time they updated it. Apple OS apparently is very unsafe after proven for by tests. If you want security, get Vista =)
posted by: Gareth · 5/31/08
I just down loaded it and can’t wait to download the next update but the one thing I wish Apple update is there Cinema Displays it’s been FOUR YEARS APPLE what are you waiting on LOL
posted by: 34skyline · 5/31/08
Yeah MAC looks preatty. But where is the love for us Gamers?
posted by: Dontknow · 5/31/08
mac os x have been a great asset , looks good. Now macs have also come on to intel thus increase the market and compatibility with other devices software etc. its good piece of os that apple produce.
posted by: rajiv sharma · 5/31/08
Thanks 4 the info.
posted by: sushrukh · 6/1/08
“Fixes a font issue that could result in Helvetica Narrow being used in applications instead of Helvetica.” Good thing they fixed that, I like my fonts fat.
posted by: Doug · 6/1/08
See this is what I dont get, when Microsoft releases patches, they are completely bashed for doing so, with people attacking their software as “insecure” and “buggy” but Apple releases just as many fixes (if not more) but rolls it into one update so they avoid all the criticism. Though I guess one could make the argument of severity…
posted by: BuckeyeFanatic25 · 6/1/08
@ BuckeyeFanatic25: Severity is a major issue. A lot of people try to argue against Firefox by saying it “has more security holes than IE”, but they fail to point out the Firefox’s “security holes” are insignificant and basically non-exploitable, where as IE’s bugs are gapping holes mostly concerning ActiveX.
I personally would rather have my updates small and frequent than delayed and huge.
posted by: Doug · 6/2/08
That does seem like a big update, I’d have a cow at 420 MB update…lol. Are all their updates that size? I dont have a mac I have winxp.
posted by: littlebull · 6/6/08