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[Kucing]

The 10.4.1 Update delivers overall improved reliability for Mac OS X v10.4 and is recommended for all users.

It includes improvements for:

• file sharing using AFP and SMB/CIFS network file services
• using DHCP in wireless networks
• user login when accessing LDAP and Active Directory servers
• core graphics including updated ATI and NVIDIA graphics drivers
• synchronization with .Mac
• Address Book, iCal, Font Book, Mail, and Preview applications
• Dashboard widgets: Address Book, Flight Tracker, Phone Book, and World Clock
• creating and burning disk images using Disk Utility
• compatibility with third party applications and devices

For more detail, please see Mac OS X Update 10.4.1 (official page)

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[Antony]

Thanks for posting this, Kucing.

This new update does solve my .Mac syncing problems which occur a few times.

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[Mandrake]

They're releasing updates this large for an OS less than a month old? Maybe Apple needs to do more beta testing, rather than rushing products out the door.

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[Antony]

It's only a 37MB update. If I remember correctly, the first patches/updates from Microsoft after the new release of new operating system takes less time than 1 month.

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[Mandrake]

Only? Microsoft has never released a patch that big, except for entire service packs!

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[Antony]

It's not a "single" patch. It's a combination of a number of apps. A single one for your convenience.

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[Antony]

Apple listed security content of the Mac OS X 10.4.1 Update. It is good to know that
Malicious websites can download and install widgets via Safari without the Safe Download Validation warning
has been fixed.

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[Purple Lizard]

Is it usual for Apple to update this quick? I expect this from Windows think back to when XP was launched.

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