LimeWire 3.5.3 Beta We've just released LimeWire 3.5.3 beta. This version uses Java 1.4 on Mac OS X if it's available, which should improve performance significantly. If you don't have Java 1.4 on your OS X system, we strongly recommend downloading it using software update. LimeWire 3.5.3 also includes several bug fixes over 3.5.2. As always, the free version is available at: http://www.limewire.com/english/content/beta.shtml If you are a pro user, you can download the beta from your pro download page. Thanks very much for everyone's help! -LimeWire Team |
I get the Lw gui freeze à la Jum's builds. Oh well, I don't blame Lw because I know the GUI implementation of java 1.4 by apple is very corner cutted.... Back to basic 3.4.7 for me. Désolé. |
If you happen to have an account on connect.apple.com you can download DP102, the newer preview of the 1.4.1 Apple JVM, that one is much more stable. |
Thanks Jeans, I'm trying LW Jum 3.5.3 on DP102 right now. I'll keep you informed how it goes. BTW I hope LW 3.5 release won't use java 1.4 by default at least until mac os x panther 10.3 is out (or an update to java is released), because many users will hate having more problems then they had before (even if java 1.3 is kinda slow). Bonne soirée, |
Got the GUI freeze this morning :( However it is true that DP102 is more stable and has less visual glitches than the current java on 10.2. Merci quand même |
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We are currently planning on using 1.4 as the default, although we could alter that decision depending on how many issues crop up. What problems in particular do you see as becoming more troublesome for users than 1.3? Any thoughts on this Jens? Thanks very much. |
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A more pressing question is if the stock 1.4 JVM without the DP102 patch is stable enough for most users, I have to admit I have not tested it. It is also rather difficult to test as the DP102 patch cannot be uninstalled and you need to reinstall OS X from scratch to regain the old version. As I do not have a test system I did not do that as it is too painfull for me. |
Is there any way to determine which java you have installed? (IE, the stock software update java, or the DP.) |
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