Katie MarsalPeople familiar with the matter say Apple Developer Connection members and other high-profile software makers could receive the first test builds of the software prior to the start of the weekend. The first seedings will almost certainly arrive by the middle of next week, they say.
While details of the release are few and far between, a build train of the upcoming Leopard update will most likely include support for a new wave of Mac notebooks due later this fall. In general, builds should arrive numbered off the 9Fxx build train.
Apple's last update to Leopard — Mac OS X 10.5.4 — arrived on June 30th, a little less than one month after developers were first seeded with the software.
That release patched a major glitch with Adobe's Creative Suite 3.0 software and also laid the groundwork for Apple's bug-ridden MobileMe service.
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The more CS3 bug fixes the better.
Exactly! The "bug ridden" MobileMe service. Thank you for telling it how it is!
People get ready. The build train is coming.
Exactly! The "bug ridden" MobileMe service. Thank you for telling it how it is!
Ya, cause there hasn't been enough bitching about MobileMe problems, right? The inclusion of that in the article was almost as lame as your comment. Everybody knows they had problems, wtf already.
New features please!
I would liked to see the Spaces feature become more useful, right now I have no use for it even on my little MacBook.