OS X 10.5.7 Finally Arrives

      by Wyatt Walter

The seventh update to Apple’s OS X “Leopard” has finally arrived. The update was rumored to arrive on Friday, but the rumor mill apparently was wrong this time. The update weighs in at a hefty 449MB and includes loads of updates for several components of OS X, including: Apache, Bind, iChat, Kerberos, Flash, PHP, Ruby, Safari, Spotlight, and X11. Along with the updates for the OS X, Apple also released a security update for both Safari 3 and 4. The update mirror seems fairly slow from my Internet connection, so be patient. The update is available via Software Update on your Mac and does require a reboot.

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Filed under News : Comments (1) : May 12th, 2009

One Response to “OS X 10.5.7 Finally Arrives”

  1. Justus Boatright Says:
    May 15th, 2009 at 5:27 pm

    I just installed the update, and noticed that it finally fixed my bluetooth headset issue! I’ve been having trouble with bluetooth headsets and skype/ichat/etc. ever since updating to Leopard. Whatever they did it fixed it! :) Great job Apple (only wish it had come sooner).

    Look forward to seeing you at BarCampSDK!

    -Justus

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