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.Mac Updated Ahead of Leopard Launch

.Mac Updated Ahead of Leopard Launch

by , 8:30 AM EDT, October 22nd, 2007

Apple began rolling out updates to its .Mac service over the weekend presumably to add new Mac OS X 10.5-specific features. The update requires Mac OS X 10.4.10, and Mac OS X 10.3.9 or earlier users will no longer have the ability to sync calendars with Mac OS X 10.4 users.

As of Monday morning, .Mac sync services were still temporarily unavailable or operating in a limited capacity for all users. Additional information is available at the Apple Support and Apple Discussion Web sites.

.Mac will offer several Leopard-specific features including the ability to synchronize application and system preferences, Mail Notes, Dock items, and Dashboard widget preferences between multiple Macs.

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Close Name:Guest
Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:16 pm Subject: Oh Great, since . . . .

it has been officially declared that 10.4.10 is trashing machines right and left, not to mention the new bugs in iTunes, we're praying that 10.4.11 is a savior update and not the disaster that 10.4.10 is. Otherwise, it's up to Leopard to come to the rescue as 10.4 did when they sabotaged 10.3.8-9. But the last Dev version of Leopard (9A559) that I used was still very buggy, so another prayer that Leopard will be a savior and not a sin.


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Close Name:Intruder -   TMO Mac Specialist Posts: 3149 Joined: 07 Jul 2004
Mon Oct 22, 2007 11:54 pm Subject:

Who "officially declared" this, farmerbob? I have 5 machines in the house very happily running 10.4.10. i don't know of anybody that is having issues amongst the several Mac users with whom I am acquainted. If it is the unmitigated disaster you claim it is, I should know of at least one person who is having issues (just by sheer statistics).

Nice attempt at FUD, though. You've been doing that a lot lately.


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Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:29 am Subject:

I know, Intruder--I keed, I keed...


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