This is as bad as service pack 2, with people whining that their 20 year old piece of software isn’t working, and they’re too cheap to purchase a new version of it.Īs I said, if the majority of people are upgrading their machines without any problems and only YOU and a few whiners are having problems, the first port of call is to blame yourself look through your system configuration and ask whether some of the weird and exotic crap installed is causing problems. I’ve got an iBook and eMac, both upgraded differently to 10.3.6 and neither of them exhibit and unsual behaviour, both of them are rock solid and running nicely. I’ll stand by what I said, if you’re running MacOS 10.3.5 and updated, you won’t have a problem. Sorry, these are people that have bought the missery upon themselves. I’ve checked out the forums, and 99% Of people bought the missery upon themselves there is one poor soul who upgraded from 10.2.8 to 10.3.0, applied 10.3.6 and is now complaining that everything is up the poop.
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