Apple Has Seeded Mac OS X 10.3.2 (7D20)

[MacRumors]

Apple has seeded Mac OS X 10.3.2 Build 7D20. 7D18 was just seeded on December 5th.

 

[From Win to Mac]

anyone know if...

the Macromedia bug is still there ?

 

[pjkelnhofer]

How long does it usually take from seed to release?

 

[youngr40]

No rush Apple please . . . .

Get it right

 

[daveL]

Hmmm ... I don't see it on ADC!?!?

 

[youngr40]

According to one source, 7D20 has only been seeded to Premier, not Select ADC members. And according to another source, the 'Macromedia bug' has been fixed in this build.

 

[mvc]

Pardon my ignorance

Whats the Macromedia Bug?

 

[wrldwzrd89]

Macromedia bug? Huh???

I'm totally in the dark on this one... Would someone tell me what this is?

 

[Powerbook G5]

The last seed caused problems with Macromedia applications from what I've read.

 

[1macker1]

Sheesh, with all these updates, my UPTIME meter will never reach 1yr 30 days 24:15.

I wanted to brag to my Windows using brother about never having to reboot.

 

[rog]

I have no problems with 10.3.1 The only thing I'd like to get is a true multitasking, multi-processor savvy finder and I don't think a minor update will provide this. The finder still grinds to a halt sometimes if I am performing a function (i.e. opening a window) on a remote volume via airport. This shouldn't happen.

 

[From Win to Mac]

sorry people....

didn't want to alarm anyone about the Macromedia bug. Here is the link:
https://www.macrumors.com/pages/2003/12/20031206110914.shtml

 

[Rincewind42]

Originally posted by rog
I have no problems with 10.3.1 The only thing I'd like to get is a true multitasking, multi-processor savvy finder and I don't think a minor update will provide this. The finder still grinds to a halt sometimes if I am performing a function (i.e. opening a window) on a remote volume via airport. This shouldn't happen.

I agree the Finder could use more multi-threading savvy, but they are moving along in with it currently. Most tasks that you see the Finder do are actually spawned processes with the Finder monitoring them (you can check this in Activity Monitor). Slowly but surely the Finder marches forward...

 

[ITR 81]

I still say it will be released in time for Christmas.

Wasn't the Macromedia bug only with new ver. of Studio? Because I've never had that bug popup with mine.

 

[daveL]

Originally posted by youngr40
According to one source, 7D20 has only been seeded to Premier, not Select ADC members. And according to another source, the 'Macromedia bug' has been fixed in this build.

7D20 just showed up for me (Select).

 

[shadowfax]

Originally posted by daveL
7D20 just showed up for me (Select).

does that mean he is all wrong or shooting one for 2?

 

[titaniumducky]

What does Apple say is updated in 7D20?

 

[daveL]

Originally posted by shadowfax
does that mean he is all wrong or shooting one for 2?

Don't know. I don't use the Macromedia product(s) that are having an issue with 7D18.

 

[Rower_CPU]

Originally posted by 1macker1
Sheesh, with all these updates, my UPTIME meter will never reach 1yr 30 days 24:15.

I wanted to brag to my Windows using brother about never having to reboot.

Then why did you update to Panther?

Any new OS version will have initial bug fixes and later performance/feature and security updates.

If you want uptime, stick with an older OS version that has been tested for years and has been proven stable.

 

[mrsebastian]

Originally posted by ITR 81
I still say it will be released in time for Christmas...

woohoo that's like free present, well uh... well not really, actually. just get it right the first time apple!

 

[bousozoku]

Originally posted by rog
I have no problems with 10.3.1 The only thing I'd like to get is a true multitasking, multi-processor savvy finder and I don't think a minor update will provide this. The finder still grinds to a halt sometimes if I am performing a function (i.e. opening a window) on a remote volume via airport. This shouldn't happen.

Does it happen on a hardwired connection? I haven't seen it. I'm using a 10/100/1000 Ethernet switch between machines and the outside world. Finder is quite responsive at all times.

 

[luke_s]

since 10.3.1 my homenetwork behaves not at all, or at least in the network panel in panther, the other machines(linux win2k) take some time to show up, sometimes they stay in the dark. i can't connect to them via "go->connect to server" it says no response from the file server......
are we becoming microapple? i trashed my mickysoft system to get away from being a permanent beta tester.....