Filed under: OS Updates, Apple
Leopard is updated to 10.5.1
Less than three weeks after making its debut, Leopard, also known as OS X 10.5, has received it's first incremental update. 10.5.1, available via Apple's Software Update or via Apple's web site. The update addresses a number of issues, most notably in the areas of networking and Internet security.Here's a quick run-down of some of our own problems in Leopard, that have been addressed in this update:
- Password management issues with Airport
- NAT problems with D-Link routers or gateways
- Read-only issues with SMB folder shares on Windows machines (this was a huge headache for us, and we are ecstatic that it has been addressed)
- Those file upload via Flash problems
If you use Leopard, make sure you update to 10.5.1 as soon as possible!
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