Those other components include iCal, QuickTime and graphics drivers, according to people familiar with the beta software. The last private beta, distributed March 5th and labeled build 10D567, also listed those components as focus areas, in addition to Rosetta and third party printer drivers.
When it's released later this month, Mac OS X 10.6.3 will bundle an update to QuickTime X that improves security and compatibility while also enhancing overall reliability of the media software.
The Snow Leopard update will also include tweaks that enhance the performance of Apple's 64-bit Logic pro audio suite and deliver better compatibility with third-party printers and OpenGL-grounded applications.
Other fixes baked into the release target issues with mail messages displaying the incorrect background color and problems copying files to a shared Windows volume.
The latest beta carries build number 10D571 and weighs in around 700MB.
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700 MB!!?? Is it just me or are these update sizes getting larger?
Please Apple add support for TRIM commands--I've been lobbying for this in different forums for sometime. More of are using SSD's.
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700 MB!!?? Is it just me or are these update sizes getting larger?
Well I would think that since .3 is a much larger update than .2 or .1, 700 megs makes sense.