However, I haven’t been able to use the Safari 4 final on the MacBook under 10.5.6, and the latest version of Pixelmator requires a minimum of 10.5.7, with a new version 1.5 projected for release any time, so while I had been thinking of just waiting until I get Snow Leopard, with an uncharacteristic bit of spare time available, I decided to run the 10.5.8 update – especially after it had worked out quite well on my 17″ PowerBook G4. I decided to skip it and wait for 10.5.8, which I downloaded several weeks ago but simply haven’t had time to get around to installing until now.
I’ve been getting along quite happily in OS X 10.5.6 since last spring, and it’s been working so well that I haven’t had a whole lot of incentive to update – especially when version 10.5.7 turned out to be an extraordinarily buggy build of Leopard for me. I figured that with OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard now on the prowl, I should at least bring Leopard up to spec on my production workhorse. I got around to installing the Mac OS X 10.5.8 Leopard update on my MacBook over the long weekend.
