Aperture SlideShow Support Update 1.1
March 15, 2010
that update addresses an issue affecting the playback of HD video clips used in Aperture 3 slideshows on Snow Leopard.
Audio and video tracks now remain properly synced in video clips that have been trimmed.
The update is recommended for all users of Aperture 3.
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Safari 4.0.5
March 11, 2010
This update is recommended for all Safari users and includes improvements to performance, stability, and defense including:
Performance improvements for Top Sites
Stability improvements for 3rd-party plug-ins
Stability improvements for websites with online forms and Scalable Vector Graphics
Fixes an issue that prevented Safari from changing settings on some Linksys routers
For detailed knowledge on the protection substance of that update, please visit that site: About Apple shield Updates.
SHA1 Safari Snow Leopard= b1b0c3510acf7144a6358b6e5667fb43aaa8a6b9
SHA1 Safari Leopard = 1eccb97a78bac15277702642ed1330ad359205f7
SHA1 Safari Tiger = 9f042b71a08d9c4be7f2dffa3de46622722893e4
SHA1 Safari Setup for Windows = 8715db0cee7db82a91bb408e500d255c5d0cfe7c
SHA1 Safari QuickTimeSetup = 0109adc77d5814f39bb47348df1d3280f30fd397
For explanation of what a SHA1 digest is, please visit that website:About SHA1 digest
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New Hard Drives To Spell The End Of Windows XP?
March 10, 2010
Despite the release of Windows 7, there are still many users out there who are clinging on desperately to Windows XP. Now it seems that it may not be Microsoft who will force users to ditch the venerable OS, rather hard drive manufacturers. A recent report indicates that manufacturers are looking to move away from the ancient 512 byte sector size, which has been around for ages now, to a 4K sector size. By doing so, they’ll be able to offer about 7-11% more details on the disk, as there is less wasted space where documents cannot be stored due to the area committed to storing error codes.
Modern operating systems such as Windows 7, Vista, OS X Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard and all versions of the Linux kernel released after September 2009 are 4K aware, so there shouldn’t be a problem, but for operating systems older than that, it might be an issue. Advanced format drives should still be able to manage with Windows XP via emulation, but despite there being a minimal performance hit when reading from the drive, it’s possible that there might be a 10% performance dip when goods is being written. So it looks like XP has taken another small step to that big operating system heaven in the sky.
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1984 Macintosh Runs OS X Snow Leopard
March 9, 2010
How’s that for something to impress your friends? Getting OS X Snow Leopard running on a 1984 Macintosh. Of course, before you start wondering how to get Snow Leopard running on the 8MHz processor, it’s worth taking note that the innards of it have been replaced, or you’d probably have to wait until next year before the desktop would finish booting, that’s whether you could get it to work. Details and pictures of the project are available at Instructables. Have you done any weird chassis mods or something similar before?
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Mail Services Update 1.0
December 17, 2009
This update addresses issues affecting overall mail service reliability and performance.
The update is recommended for all servers running Snow Leopard Server version 10.6.2.
For detailed info on that update, please visit that website:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3975
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Epson Printer Drivers v2.2 for Mac OS X v10.6.1
December 15, 2009
This download includes the latest Epson printing and scanning software for Snow Leopard.
Requires Mac OS X v10.6.1 or later. For knowledge about supported printer models, see: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669#epson
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669#epson
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Atom support for Snow Leopard 10.6.2
December 14, 2009
Russian hacker teateam is proud to announce that he has managed to restore support for Atom-based Hackintoshes which are powered by Snow Leopard 10.6.2. Apparently, Apple disabled the processor in a revision to the kernel in 10.6.2, removing support for the Atom processor which results in updated netbooks being useless. Well, not any more - teateam managed to patch the new kernel successfully, and so far users have reported nothing but success. Too poor that Atom crack isn't as simple as "point-and-click", so get ready a mug of coffee and check out the hack details here.
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