#Internet security for the mac mac os#
#Internet security for the mac upgrade#
#Internet security for the mac software#
#Internet security for the mac code#
#Internet security for the mac trial#

Can be, but what I only saw on the news is that, that this upgrade is not so important for the users. I didn't see any news about it too that so many users upgraded to latest OS X. I didn't find anything about it.ДЄnd the fact that I upgraded to a 1 day old OS, hmm, just like millions of other did

#Internet security for the mac code#

Symantec had access to the code PRIOR to release,Symantec openly admits, Apple release early, and it ran out of time, so what planet do you get Symantec didn't drop the ball and isn't lying and making up excuses?Д¬an you please give us a link about this. So please be patient, I'm sure they will be ready with a fixed version soon. And this will continue until they can finish the product without any errors on every Mac system. If the program not OK, again a rewrite, then new testsД¤.

#Internet security for the mac mac os#

Then it must be tested on a lot of computers (with the old OSs too!!, just think what would happen if everything would work on 10.6, but norton will not work on the older mac os versions., this can happen too, and should be fixed)ДЈ. After every OS build the programs has to be overwritten (this not a 5 minute job!!!)Дў.

#Internet security for the mac software#

But as Apple released it to everybody, and didn't let time for software developers to fix their products, you can do nothing, only be patient, and wait for the update.ДЎ. If Apple would release first the OS for developers, not for everybody, that your complain would be rightful. Then a lot of users will complain about it LEGALLY, as Symantec said, it's ready for 10.6.

Just think of it what would happen if they release a not fully done product, some parts will work, some not. Trust me, they are doing they job 24/7, but every changes has to be CHECKED!!! before any release. So this is NOT Symantec's fault, that you bought a 1-day old OS what has many issues with the 'old' products, which has to be updated first to be compatible.

Apple didn't do the same, you can see the outcome. This way software developers will have time to fix all errors on the new OS. The same happend with Windows 7 too! Well, in this case Microsoft had a great advantage, they only released the RTM product to the software developers, and a little later will the OS available to the public. And because of these by every build every program has to be checked and rewritten as some parts of the OS has changed what can cause errors in the program. Symantec does not lie! If you check how an OS is developed, you can see that between different builds there are a lot of code changes. Oh, and I figure, since Symantec can't take criticism and can only blame others for there downfalls, this post will get removed. So, is short, thell your team to shut-up and get the update. Word of mouth works great, especially among Apple Fanboy's. You'll piss off enough people and lose lots of money. So Mike, Symantec just seems to be losing here. We PAY $$$$$$$$$ for this service and should have better results then not to have an upgrade on ANY release date of a new OS, or it should happen within days, not weeks. This should be 24/7 around the clock effort for Symantec, and the fact that it is over a week and no upgrade, yet any real information, is pathetic on Symantec's part.ДЈ. So either Symantec is lying or Apple is, and since Symantec, the largest AV maker out there can't even get an upgrade done on-time, I'll go with Apple is telling the truth.Дў. Why does Symantec lie? Symantec had ongoing access to the developers code since 2008. You will not be disappointed.So, you seem to have it all figured out.

#Internet security for the mac trial#

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