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flippin eck! this appeared out of nowhere, anybody installed it yet? fixes seem minor, not as big a leap as 10.5.1-10.5.2.
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Funny thing happened to me, I installed Delicious Library 2 yesterday and it said "...due to some of the graphics effects you may experience slowdown on this machine. Please update to 10.5.3". I didn't even know it was out either!
Anyway I updated and not had any problems or noticed anything different on my Macbook??
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Updated here too. It's really a bug-fix update, but they still haven't fixed the bloody finder so it remembers the last viewing option you used for each folder. 
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How do you mean? Like the size and spacing of icons in different windows or the size of the window you open?
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Pixel Kid (30/05/2008)
How do you mean? Like the size and spacing of icons in different windows or the size of the window you open?
Neither, I mean whether the window is viewed in Icon View, Column View, List View or Cover Flow View. If you go deep into a folder tree, then change the viewing option on a window, cycling back through the tree will see all windows displaying the contents in your new viewing choice, unlike in Tiger, where each window retains the one you opted for when you last opened it.
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Ian Osborne (30/05/2008)
Updated here too. It's really a bug-fix update, but they still haven't fixed the bloody finder so it remembers the last viewing option you used for each folder.
Over 400meg 'bug fix'?!! lol!! Don't tell the Windows crowd!!
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Ian Osborne (30/05/2008)
Pixel Kid (30/05/2008)
How do you mean? Like the size and spacing of icons in different windows or the size of the window you open?
Neither, I mean whether the window is viewed in Icon View, Column View, List View or Cover Flow View. If you go deep into a folder tree, then change the viewing option on a window, cycling back through the tree will see all windows displaying the contents in your new viewing choice, unlike in Tiger, where each window retains the one you opted for when you last opened it.
Ah, can't say I've noticed that but probably will notice it all the time now you've mentioned it, thanks! 
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