I don't know of any 10.4.11 major issues. • bzip2 CVE-ID: CVE-2008-1372 Available for: Mac OS X v10.4.11, Mac OS X Server v10.4.11, Mac OS X v10.5 through v10.5.7, Mac OS X Server v10.5 through v10.5.7 Impact: Decompressing maliciously crafted data may lead to an unexpected application termination Description: An out-of-bounds memory access exists in bzip2. Opening a maliciously crafted compressed file may lead to an unexpected application termination. This update addresses the issue by updating bzip2 to version 1.0.5. Further information is available. If anything, it'll have a shorter lifecycle than previous versions, I think.

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Because you already have both 10.5 and a PPC. You don't have the latest, greatest Apple product, so you will not be giving them any more money. The crazy thing about Macs is that, once Apple stops offering support/releases a new OS, you can rarely find applications - even the ones you'd used previosuly on the same OS - for them.

Companies upgrade their products to -only- support the new system. A year ago I was looking for some software (any software, really) for a 10.4 machine. Most downloadable/free stuff was Universal Binary only, and very few commercial products supported 10.4.

It's not that old. A lot of Firefox users argument against Opera comes down to 'I don't want my browser to do everything Opera does'. But guess what, I don't want to have to tell my browser to be user friendly.

I just want it to be user friendly. Between all the work on my computer I don't take the time to go through all the configuration options on everything. I just can't. Thanks for the information, I've fixed it now. But as I recall, you have the same options for both Apple and Mixrosoft updates, so I fail. I had to try twice to get it to acknowledge the update being available for my PowerBook G4 Titanium (though it is a 14.4 Kbps cell modem connection). Hopefully the Download Only option will work this time.

My install disk is for 10.5.0 and I had to reinstall once already to a new 320 GB hard drive(*). I've been having problems with it telling me updates could not be saved (due to a sudden inability to contact the update server) and with 'Install and Keep Package' not keeping the package. It's as if some upda. My wife's Macbook (MB881LL/A, white, early 2009) updated earlier today (from software updates), and froze mid-installation of the update.

When restarted, it would kernel panic saying the kernel signature didn't match the CPU. I had to restart the mac with the shift key pressed (safe mode) and after aprox. 15 minutes of gray screen with the spinning circle, it restarted itself again and booted up correctly, saying that all is well and 10.5.8 is installed. I am still wary of what might have messed up in the process, but at least this may work for anyone else with the same problem. My wife's Macbook (MB881LL/A, white, early 2009) updated earlier today There is your problem. I'm here to help. Remember, always do the following before you point upgrade: • Do a memory check (hold down 'D' when you start up and click the appropriate buttons afterwords).

• Always boot with the installer CD first and repair your disk then fix disk permissions before a point upgrade. • Are you listening?

Do I have your attention? Never, ever, in a billion years, allow yourself or someone you care about to point upgrade OS X on the day of it's release. Best is to scan the rumor sites. Overwatch mac for free download windows 7. That's right.

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