Thread: Mac OS X 10.6.2 Build 10C540 Seeded to Developers

Quote: Originally Posted by TheSpaz I put my replies in bold . Stop whining people. VLC is the answer. It plays any known format and even damaged files. Plus you can get it to run in Safari, it even plays youtube videos.

Quote: Originally Posted by MorphingDragon Microsoft itself calls .Net a framework. Even Microsoft disagrees with you. And .Net is on Unix too in the form of Mono. (That goes both ways too) You missed the smiley - of course .NET is a framework. Note that I said "Agree completely." on that point a few back. I agree with you, I agree with Microsoft. The only issue is whether the "OS API set" includes basic...

Quote: Originally Posted by MorphingDragon Isn't that painful? Perhaps yes, but perhaps not, for a self-contradicting masochist.

Quote: Originally Posted by sorenladegaard Apple better release 10.6.2 soon and it better be good! I am so feed up with Snow Leopard. I had promised myself that I wouldn't upgrade from Leopard before the release of 10.6.3 but after 10.6.1 I couldn't wait. What a mistake! In general the OS works ok but there are still so many little bugs here and there that requires the user to find a workaround. It really annoys me. - Quicktime X...

Quote: Originally Posted by AidenShaw Or because if you don't realize that Classic was a virtualized/emulated environment - then it's not worth the effort to discuss the tangent of XP mode.... No, I agree with MorphingDragon. It's because you're losing.

Quote: Originally Posted by TheSpaz Like I said... I don't know if they rushed the Magic Mouse drivers out or not... it was just a theory. You don't know any better than I do. But there's a difference between rushing a driver out, for example when it may not be feature complete or fully optimized, and throwing together a separate driver really quick (as you put it before).

Quote: Originally Posted by DMann An OS which requires mounds of attention in regard to security, scripts, patches, Registry, DRM, 'Homegroup' Networking (abysmal), the need for Driver Signatures, and the fact that three out of six of its versions do not include XP virtualization mode. Oh, that pile of ****

I love how all these threads gets jacked to a Microsoft vs. Apple… Grow up people!

Quote: Originally Posted by stridemat I do not understand why people are impatient and want the update now, as far as I'm concerned the longer Apple take with 10.6.2 the more stable it is going to be, rather than rush out a minor update which fixes some of the problems and then have to release further updates to fix the bugs they missed. this would be preferable to me.

Quote: Originally Posted by NightStorm Anyone know how an update to 10.6 that runs on a host computer could solve graphic-related issues on an AppleTV? We don't ask those kinds of questions, or the men in dark trench coats come to town.