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Panther 7B34 has internally been seeded (thus far)....
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It looks like they want to release Panther as soon as possible.
I can't wait for the final 
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Wow. They are seriously cranking them out. I guess they have such a nice base to work with now, that it allows them to develop faster. Meanwhile, Windows Longhorn is bogged down with adding total garbage and DRM.
I love OS X, I really do.
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Originally posted by JB72:
Wow. They are seriously cranking them out. I guess they have such a nice base to work with now, that it allows them to develop faster. Meanwhile, Windows Longhorn is bogged down with adding total garbage and DRM.
I love OS X, I really do.
Apple has always averaged over a build per day in Mac OS X. Nothing new.
Panther still has quite a bit of work to go. FileVault hasn't even begun to be implemented.
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Originally posted by retroneo:
FileVault hasn't even begun to be implemented.
how do you know? maybe they just not yet implemented the GUI/UI but are the features in place.
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Originally posted by Sharky K.:
how do you know? maybe they just not yet implemented the GUI/UI but are the features in place.
IIRC It said specifically that the feature had not yet been implemented (in the release notes or something)
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Any decent software development should aim for daily builds by most modern standards. Usually, the build process happens automatic overnight.
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So whats new in this build? Seed notes anyone?
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Originally posted by sandsl:
So whats new in this build? Seed notes anyone?
If it hasn't been seeded, how would anyone have the notes? 
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
If it hasn't been seeded, how would anyone have the notes?
It might have been seeded to localization testers, according to Think Secret.
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
If it hasn't been seeded, how would anyone have the notes?
Seeded to localisation testers according to ThinkSecret 
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It's such a useless story from TS anyway. I couldn't care less if Apple has reached some new build, because as other people said, it's assumed that they go through roughly a build a day. Unless there are some actual release notes detailing what's new, it's so pointless knowing that there's some new build Apple has...I mean, duh.
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Originally posted by retroneo:
Apple has always averaged over a build per day in Mac OS X. Nothing new.
Well I agree. It's just that a new build, with a new number, means little. But they seem to be making progress (improvements, implementations, bug fixes) at a significant pace compared to other major software projects.
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True. I like reading about all the builds because it's interesting to watch the developers make design changes. For example, the changes they've been making to the way selected icons look in the Finder or the layout in system prefs.
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Thanks.
AES, though? They expect us to use THAT? 
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i could be wrong but i dont think filevault
will be a separate application perse but just
mixed into the OS like in Finder secure delete
and in sys prefs security pane etc
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
AES, though? They expect us to use THAT?
Clue me in, whats wrong with AES?
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
Thanks.
AES, though? They expect us to use THAT?
Yeah, I'll use it. I will click the checkbox and be happy.
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