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I can't vouch for that, as I don't have access to developmental builds of Tiger, legally. But just remember, Tiger is still a good 6 months away, i'm sure improvements will be made :)

I am not surprised that boot speed on Tiger is improved. From a lot of what i've read, it seems that decreasing boot time is quite a high priority for Tiger.

haha 32mb of VRAM? Doom 3 will laugh at anything under an ATI 9600. My friend's got an nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4600 (128) with an AMD Atlon XP 2200 and 768 megs of pc3200 ddr ram, and Doom 3 is barely playable with decent graphics settings...only time will tell how crappy the port is ::sleepy::

I couldn't agree more with your post, fryke.

haha, yeah, that's who i meant ;)

Should i quote fryke's signature? :P

Well looks like we won't have to be worrying about a workaround for getting gmail to work with our favorite email client -- POP3 support is here! I just configured it in my gmail account :) http://infoworld.com/article/04/11/10/HNgmailpopthree_1.html

Thanks for the info Fryke, i have been wondering about this for some time. BTW, your site is awesome. Today was the first time i went to it. :rolleyes:

First repair permissions, if you haven't, and then try to get the receipt out of there. If it still doesn't work... Try downloading and installing the 10.3.6 Combo Updater http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/macosxcombinedupdate_10_3_6.html

Yep, that's definitely a 2G. btw...don't mess with fryke ;)

Same here.

bobw, have you used Safari Speed?

Can someone do me a favor real quick and read me the value for "WebKitInitialTimedLayoutDelay" in your com.apple.Safari.plist is? I am curious if Apple changed this value, mine is 0.000001, but i'm not sure if that's because of Safari Speed or the latest Safari update and i think originally...

Yikes...no that hasn't happened to me. Sounds like all is well, but that certainly would give me a good scare.

Zammy-Sam, i used to get that before 10.3.6, i'm not sure if it has happened yet...it usually happens when a page is still loading and i begin to scroll.

Well it's not 1.2.6! hehe...it's 1.2.4 (v125.11), but i just wanted to say that i find this version of Safari much snappier when rendering pages. What do you guys think? Is this just my mind playing tricks on me wanting Safari to be the fastest browser for OS X? :P Can't wait till Hao Li...

yeah, 14 megs here, can't wait to try out the new ATI drivers with Splinter Cell. goin to bed now...just got back from a hockey game...

Yeah i wasn't sure, just trying to throw a suggestion out there.

Would disabling IPv6 in the network preferences offer any type of trouble-shooting value?

I guess only time will tell. :)