Seems as though Apple has stepped up the pace. 10.5.3 was released at the end of May followed by 10.5.4 a little over a month later.

Bring on Snow Leopard

10.5.x could firm up to being a very nice distro. At least I'm hoping so as it is working well for me now, making it better is just icing on the cake.

While Apple is saying that Snow Leopard is a minor update with little being exposed to the user I'm still worried. A lot of things will change under the hood and frankly I see compatibility problems. What Apple needs to do is to publicly go on record that 10.5.xx will be supported for X number of years until Snow Leopard is solid and well supported by developers. Sort of like Ubuntu's long term supported releases.


Dave

Please apple, fix the dam x11 openGL linking bugs!!!

October seems pessimistic - seems likely that we'll either get it before the end of this month or perhaps around the special event at the beginning of September (I'm saying the 9th!) Apple don't generally take two months for a release like this.

I wonder if Apple has managed to fix all the case of the disappearing RSS feeds in Mail. Half the time I launch Mail, my RSS feeds don't show up. The other half they don't update.

Well I hope this fixes the nearly weekly instances where the apps on my MacBook Pro start to run slowly and then as I start closing out apps in the hope of finding the culprit it just freezes and I have to power-off and restart.

I used to leave my G4 Powerbook going for at least a month at a time under Tiger. I'm starting to feel like I'm running Windows on here where I need to reboot regularly just to keep the system stable.

Dear Steve Jobs,

my iPHONE has become increasingly unstable with the invention of Apps. seems to me you're speeding full force into a brick wall. Apple taking on too much all at once??