Look at Build 9A500n of Leopard
- August 22nd, 2007
- Mac OS X Leopard, WoA Feature Articles
- Alex Brooks
Just a few days ago Apple released a Software Update to Leopard build 9A499. Back when 9A499 was released we published an extensive gallery of screenshots, Apple took a dislike and pulled it down.
But due to popular request we’re going to answer just a few of the queries in the original post as well as post some screenshots from the newest build.
Build 9A500n of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard is significantly more stable than its predecessor and is somewhat nippy. But inconstancies in GUI and bugs remain quite prevalent.
Lets take a look.
Stacks still have menu dialogs
One of the biggest GUI changes in 9A500n is the Time Machine preference. The buttons are no longer aqua lozenges and the on/off switch replicates that of an iPhone GUI item
Software Update now downloads important updates in the background by default and prompts you to install them
VoiceOver Utility has recieved a lot of work
Universal Access is now accessible via the Menu bar









