Patch or not a Patch
So Apple has patched iTunes 8 but not made it version 8.01. Users of iTunes 8 get a blue screen on Vista on day one? Does Apple test their software?
The only way to know about the patch is in the forums.
So Apple has patched iTunes 8 but not made it version 8.01. Users of iTunes 8 get a blue screen on Vista on day one? Does Apple test their software?
The only way to know about the patch is in the forums.
No mention of the Apple TV at all today. Are they fixing bugs before they add new features?
Users who upgraded to iTunes 8 are reporting new Apple TV bugs on the forums.
My iPod touch takes so long to reboot that I think Vista boots faster. Maybe i should do a test.
Apple "upgraded" my iPod touch. The new feature was taking away the TV out functionality. My cable no longer works I have to get a new one, but only from Apple….once again there is not way to undo the upgrade.
My Apple TV is dusty, More people complaining but no fix from Apple. Other than OSX are all there other bugs currently in bugs=on mode? It looks like the iPhone, iPod, and iTunes were all recently patched but still have bugs. Lets hope the Apple TV patch comes soon.
I am about to throw my Apple TV away. I have no idea why iTunes cannot stream to it and only sync when it feels like it.
Looks like staying away from Apple updates is the best course of action. Updates may be a month or two.
I have a PC running Vista. The most broken part of Vista is iTunes. Yep it seems every time Steve Jobs announces a new version of iTunes it is buggy.
iTunes 7,7 removed all my podcast subscriptions, I had to restore from backup.
It will no longer sync my Apple TV. I get this nice "Port 3689 ERROR". Even after I turn my firewall off.
Apple TV can no longer stream from my PC. No reason given it just makes my computer a dimmed out option and/or says no content found.
Looks like MS is at it again trying to make simple things complex. Fist it was AJAX and now MVC. I thought the point was to be Keep it Simple, but that seems to be lost on Microsoft lately. The .Net framework is getting overly complex and is no longer easy to learn for newcomers. This will push the newcomers to other tools.
Writing ASP.Net in Visual Studio 2003 was ugly, it was really really bad. In Visual Studio 2005 it was OK, if you knew what you were doing and didn’t drink the MS Cool Aide, ie Develop the way the examples suggested. Now it seems like VS 2008 may almost be as good as a text editor VS 2008 Web Designer and CSS Support. I’ll have to try it out first and see how it handles relative paths to CSS files and more complex div tags but it is a start and better than themes.