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If I remember correctly, there is supposed to be a special version of Safari that is integrated into the OS or something along those lines.  As for the rest of the ranting, it's still being developed so all those things should and will be fixed within time.

If I remember correctly, there is supposed to be a special version of Safari that is integrated into the OS or something along those lines.  As for the rest of the ranting, it's still being developed so all those things should and will be fixed within time.

As I stated before, it's still being worked on, but overall, there are some things that I find that even in a beta should work... like Apple's own version of Safari...

As for Safari being integrated it's not, it's an individual app, same as before...

But I would of though since they designed it, they would of made it work with 10.3

Cyberpawz

3. Permissions are screwy, after the install of Panther I couldn't use 90% of my adobe apps, so I had to fix permissions.

4. Microsoft Entourage, doesn't like the new keychain, it continuously keeps requesting for access to it, when in theory it has full access to it already. This is starting to make be believe that Apple and MS are really starting to fall out...

6. Panther does not like Apache 2, or the latest version of MySQL.

Not that I need to tell you this, but make sure you report these 3 bugs.   They will make my life, and a lot of other people's lives a whole lot easier if they are fixed before the final release.

Also, is Toast working for you?  I heard it wasn't for someone.

i used it for a bit, there were too many flaws for me to be productive with it...

1. my PCI NIC goes extremely slow, and i need it to route to my PC.
2. if i right click on the desktop, and click change background, it wont do anything (which is weird, becuase since that installation, in jag if go apple menu>system prefrences, nothiung happens)
3. iKey doesnt work.

if i could fix those things, then i would use panther daily.

things i like about panther:

1. switching is cool, but i dont need it
2. finder is fantastic.
3. expose is really cool, and i can see it coming in handy a lot.

Like I said, I have no probs (posting here or otherwise) with Panther and Safari 1.0.

I have lost my printer, however, and am busy working on that  (it's an HP multi-function that's always been a problem).  I have also been getting false error messages occasionally.

I'm running Panther on a dual 867 with a GB of memory (just upgraded from ball bearings in a blender to the power source replacement, which makes work less head ache inducing...), and I'm impressed more by the increase in speed than the bells and whistles.

From the guy that saw no need for 10.3.1...

See what Cyberpawz said earlier

I hate to say it, yep, I'm going to...

I TOLD YOU SO!