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I thought the software update was supposed to take care of all this updating without me having to worry over it.Īlso, just for the record, I HATE PANTHER.This directory contains binaries for a base distribution and packages to run on macOS.

Handbrake for mac os x 10.5 how to#

I've been a loyal Apple customer for years but the next time I upgrade I'm leaving because this is just STUPID the whole reason I use a Mac is because I don't want to have to know how to program computers, and Macs are supposed to be EASY. I guess I'm just doomed to be shut off from half the links on the internet now. I went to some Apple website and found out how to check and see if I even had the problem the updaters were supposed to correct (using something called Terminal, which sounded dangerously over my head, but I did it anyway), and then I found out Java is not even the problem. I downloaded both Java Updater 1.4.1 and that didn't help, so then I tried again with 1.4.2. I am so frustrated I can't believe I'm actually to the point I'm typing a message of HELP ME in 'cyberspace' like this. I was just trying to get a weather forecast today and couldn't, and I'm sick of it. I never know when I go to a website if I will be able to even get past the home page anymore. It's like it's a dead link, except I see the what it ought to do in the status bar. The problem is, since I upgraded to the worthless, useless, joke they call Panther, none of my browsers, including Explorer and the half-baked Safari (another joke) will run 'scripts' or 'javascripts.' The only reason I even know that is because that's what's in the status bar whenever I try to click on a link and find it won't pull up.

Laugh if you want, but I know nothing about how this computer operates, and the only thing I know about Java is that it's something required for the internet. I've read through the reviews and comments and all the writers seem to at least know what they're talking about, even when they can't solve the problem. when you rush development becouse of your Greed it don't make your OS better it just makes people see how quick you are to grab there money and if you need to make updates to a OS use your brain if your going to fix something fix it don't tell me your fixing the OS then cauuse more problems with it thats just plain stupid hell if it don't work properly im not paying $140 for it the only reason they can do this is becouse we allow them to so let them keep Tiger untill i see some proof that the OS works with no major errors witch you know there will be a few security updates right away. im sick of then ripping me off for juks that don't work or has a error with many apps. myself i say Boycott Tiger untill they releast at leas 10.4.2 or 10.4.3 then the OS may be worth running untill then the dummies at apple should spend a little more time looking over there mistakes and trying to make the OS work properly. but what it comes down to is Appe is just like Microsofe they make claims that htere OS is so great then if there so great why can't they make a simple update that works it's becouse like i said Apple iis just like microsoft they care more about stealing your money for software that always has one problem or another. Seems every time Apple makes a update they mess something up they should test there programing before releaseing it now they want us to buy Tiger for about $140 ha that's a joke if your going to buy Tiger wait untill they release 10.4.2 or 10.4.3 you know there are going to be security holes in 10.4 and apps will probly have problems for the first few months. For this reason, it is strongly recommended that Developer Previews of Java on Mac OS X be installed on non-critical systems.

The same applies for any other Java-related Software Updates or Developer Previews. Therefore, the only way to revert to an earlier Java installation is to reinstall the operating system.

Q: Can I remove a Java update after I've installed it?Ī: Java on Mac OS X is updated incrementally through numerous releases.

Handbrake for mac os x 10.5 install#

HOWEVER - doing a 'repair' type install on the OS did work.

Handbrake for mac os x 10.5 Patch#

I am hoping they can patch it, because I don't want to reinstall the apps I had to reinstall after the OS reinstall. The system now will not start up normally (I have to hold the power button down, wait for the long beep tone, etc.) At that time I did not know the JAVA update was the culprit - but when I just updated it again the problem re-occurred. When I reinstalled the OS it worked normally.