Apple Seeds New Mac OS X 10.6.5 Build 10H529

iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff
16 years ago

Today Apple seeded the second build of OS X 10.6.5 to developers, build 10H529. The current build comes just under one week since Apple seeded the first 10.6.5 build, 10H525.

According to reports, the current build focuses on AFP, Mail, Printing, 3D Graphics, QuickTime, and X11.

Also, the build includes no Known Issues.

Apple began the seeding OS X 10.6.5 project in July 2010. The first two builds were seeded in August 2010 with the build period expected to last into Fall 2010.

Mac OS X 10.6.5 will mark the fifth maintenance revision to the latest Apple operating system, Snow Leopard.

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Fat Dave
Fat Dave
15 years ago

What does this have to do with the iPhone?

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stfu fat dave
stfu fat dave
15 years ago

stfu

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Jackomatic
Jackomatic
15 years ago

Can I load this on my iPhone? 🙂

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Ex
Ex
15 years ago

lol

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Ex
Ex
15 years ago

Yep

😉

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Fat Dave
Fat Dave
15 years ago

wow – brilliant reposte! Have you reached that level of eloquence and elevated wit all on your own?

This website is entitled “iphoneincanada” in case you haven’t noticed, so an article pertaining to a computer-based OS is irrelevant and unneccesary.

as was your witty reply.

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Oh Please
Oh Please
15 years ago

I think his drunk dad helped him with this one!

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