Yes, I meant to say you can download the combo update. The Java update can't though.What's about this combo updater?
Yeah, like I have said before, these versions of OS X are now in the realm of ancestor software. Just the fact they are running on an architecture that is now obscure is also gonna make anyway to maintain them just for nostalgia harder. I hope someone is working on creating an emulator that makes it easy to install them.I think it's just another way of realizing that internet on older Macs (with older OS X systems) gets less and less useful, even to the point where it apparently can't search for, and download updates for its own system.
I suppose Tiger will be getting there soon, too.
You can still download combo updaters directly, and just run the installer, but the software updater tool doesn't connect, if I understand what you are saying.
Ah, yes, I really struggled to get Java up to the last supported version, because some of the updates depend on other updates being installed first. It's much easier when you can just run Software Update!Yes, I meant to say you can download the combo update. The Java update can't though.
Its no big deal though, since the only software I can tell that probably requires it is Adobe Dreamweaver.Ah, yes, I really struggled to get Java up to the last supported version, because some of the updates depend on other updates being installed first. It's much easier when you can just run Software Update!
Now I'm wondering how complicated the protocol is, and whether someone could host a third-party update server...