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[sc-users] Re: 10.3.7

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Subject: [sc-users] Re: 10.3.7
From: Tom Gersic <sc@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 13:26:01 -0600
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<x-tad-bigger>why? have you had any?
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No, I was waiting to make sure there were no problems...I'm a bit over-paranoid about updates breaking stuff. That's probably because in addition to OSX, I routinely use Win2K, where it's never a good idea to install updates for at least a month after they're released, and Linux, where simple updates can quickly turn into an all-night "why won't the damn web server start" fun-fest. :-).

Thanks to Ph.E by the way. I just installed 10.3.7, and everything works fine.

Tom

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