What's your point? Most of those updates overwrite existing files.
They don't increase space consumed on the disk. I imagine they would
be a challenge for people with a dial-up connection., but for those
with a high speed connection they're a matter of clicking to install
and then restarting. Very little time involved, and even less hassle.
Rich
On Feb 12, 2008, at 10:32 PM, karl shah-jenner wrote:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/
Apple released updates yesterday for OS X 10.5 (Leopard). The
update to 10.5.2 is 343MB. Plus, there are updates to the
WebObjects engine (153MB), the Graphics engine (49MB), iLife
support (8MB) and a security update (29MB).
This is on top of the last 30 days of updates including Quicktime
7.4.1 (56MB), Braille Display (448KB), iPhoto(14MB), Pro
Applications support (22MB), iWork office suite (77MB), iTunes
(45MB), FrontRow media player (17MB), and Quicktime 7.4.0 (55MB).
All of the above (870MB ish ) in the space of 1 month!!!
December I understand was 217MB in updates..
karl
