Apple developing Mac OS X 10.3.9

The answer to the question of whether there will be a Mac OS X 10.3.9 is "yes," extremely reliable sources tell AppleInsider. Apple has reportedly been working on the Mac OS X 10.3 Panther update for a few weeks — the ninth such update that will be released for the OS since its inception. Details of the update are yet unknown, but sources claim that Apple has begun seeding builds of the system internally. External seeds of the update are expected within the next couple of weeks. More details will be published when they become available.

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13 Comments

hmurchison

said about 19 years ago

I think I'll wait until 10.3.14. That one should do the trick :P

aplnub

said about 19 years ago

I bet Apple claims that 10.3.9 will be more stable...

ERic

oldcodger73

said about 19 years ago

Given that there's going to be a 10.3.9, it sure makes it sound as though Tiger is going to be later rather than sooner.

macslut

said about 19 years ago

I wouldn't read too much into what this means regarding the release date of Tiger. It's entirely conceivable that 10.3.9 could be released *after* Tiger...not saying this is likely, but rather 10.3.9 could be a series of things Apple wants to add or fix for 10.3 users knowing that upgrading to Tiger may not be the "right" answer for them.

This could be in the form of security patches, or support for new products and/or services.

I get the sense that Jobs has commanded that Tiger ships on time...by the end of June.