From: Chris Ridd on
On 2010-03-29 22:05:06 +0100, Richard Tobin said:

> In article <81cb57Fe9sU1(a)mid.individual.net>,
> Chris Ridd <chrisridd(a)mac.com> wrote:
>
>>> If the bug causing that behaviour was the obvious one, someone ought
>>> to be in very hot water.
>
>> It does sound a bit like a shell quoting bug doesn't it? But then all
>> sorts of other shell special characters would have been mentioned in
>> the bug report.
>
> A typical bug would be to have code for escaping, but miss some of the
> characters that need to be escaped. Not escaping at all would be
> noticed immediately because of the common use of spaces in filenames
> on the Mac.

Well perhaps not *immediately*. An early iTunes installer got this
wrong and stomped all over disks when it was shipped.

--
Chris

From: R on
Jim <jim(a)magrathea.plus.com> wrote:

> Please, *please* tell me it lets you drag the Quicktime Player control
> bar *out* of the window?

I didn't mind that control bar so much, until I realized it has
a side effect: a Quicktime Player X window cannot be resized
to show, say, a 320x180 video at native resolution. That is,
the Window must always be large enough to accommodate
the fixed width control bar.

I know videos that size aren't the norm. But I do use them from
time to time if I want to email a very small (in KB) movie.
From: R on
Apple haven't (apparently) updated the way they calculate
download sizes. The size of the combo update is given as
784MB: Snow Leopard Finder reports it as 822MB.

822 ≈ 784 x 2^20/10^6
From: Chris Ridd on
On 2010-03-30 10:31:21 +0100, R said:

> Apple haven't (apparently) updated the way they calculate
> download sizes. The size of the combo update is given as
> 784MB: Snow Leopard Finder reports it as 822MB.
>
> 822 ≈ 784 x 2^20/10^6

The download for my MBP was only 460 or so MB.
--
Chris

From: R on
Chris Ridd <chrisridd(a)mac.com> wrote:

> On 2010-03-30 10:31:21 +0100, R said:
>
> > Apple haven't (apparently) updated the way they calculate
> > download sizes. The size of the combo update is given as
> > 784MB: Snow Leopard Finder reports it as 822MB.
> >
> > 822 ≈ 784 x 2^20/10^6
>
> The download for my MBP was only 460 or so MB.

That's an incremental update, though?

I'm operating on the presumption that combos
are for all systems, so there would be only one
10.6.3 client combo update.
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