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At this time, Apple has begun seeding 10.4.9 to Developers on ADC.

 

Of note is that this update is Intel Only. There is not currently a PPC build posted, but it would be extremely unlikely that one would not be posted in the near future.

 

The build is fairly large compared to previous builds. In this case, the delta package (Upgrade from 10.4.8 to 10.4.9) is nearly 160MB.

 

NEW INFO: December 26, 2006

10.4.9 - 8P111 (PPC Only)

Released today to ADC.

 

72.5 MB Delta.

176.6 MB Combo

Edited by Adrian Fogge

It is not necissarily the last before Leopard, or even the last after Leopard ships.

 

There is no reason that there will not be a 10.4.10, 10.4.11, and so on.

 

In the past there have been two maintenance releases after the new versions ship. Just because there was not the need for as many updates in the past does not mean that Apple will just stop supporting their own software on their own hardware as soon as some arbitrary number is met.

 

Remember, not many businesses are going to immediately upgrade to Leopard the day that it comes out.

Ha, ha, you are hillarious, Colonel.

 

Just because it hasn't happened before does not mean that it will not happen soon™.

 

Look at it this way, Microsoft actually pushed Vista out the door... Who is to say that Apple woln't mind **** people and make them realize that 10.4.10 is really newer than 10.4.2 contrary to what Excel's sort feature would tell you.

 

Here is a quick example:

10.4.1

10.4.10

10.4.11

10.4.2

10.4.3

10.4.4

10.4.5

10.4.6

10.4.7

10.4.8

10.4.9

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well mathematically excel is correct but the way apple numbered their updates wasnt the smartest either. after 10.4.9 it really left no more room for whole numbers in the tenths place, only numbers in the hundreths place could be higher thatn .9.

new builds are always fun, if anyone would like to leak it (or help) pm me and i can give you a secure connection to me and i can get it out for you, and with the size of this its no problem (like leopard is being...) and can anyone tell us what its like? what are the changes?

You gota be kidding Colonel . What kernel are u running with 10.4.9 ? via the Hackintosh

I'm using the 8.8.1 (10.4.8) kernel.

 

Are there any noticeable OpenGL improvements? I.E. New GL extensions and so on? You can use the OpenGL Extension Viewer to check.

Actually, 10.4.9 is bad news for GMA 900 users. With 10.4.8 and below, I got 256MB of vram. Now in 10.4.9 OS X is limiting my vram to 64MB. I haven't noticed any OpenGL improvements, but I'll keep an eye out.

How are you guys planning to update your systems to the release version of 10.4.9? Won't the installer just detect a 10.4.9 install and refuse to update? This is more for the genuine Mac users....

 

more than likely they have a dev partition. also software update can determine if you need an update by the build number, so you'll likely be able to just update to any/final release just fine. if all that fails for some reason you can manually download the package and install it and if that fails too just use pacifist.

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