As you more than likely know by now, the 10.1.5 update has been officially released. If you missed the official Read Me during the install, you can find it at /Library -> Receipts -> MacOSXUpdate10.1.5.pkg -> Contents -> Resources -> English.lproj -> ReadMe.rtf. Navigate through the above path in the Finder and double-click the file, or just head there in the Terminal and type "open ReadMe.rtf". If you want to see a list of all changed files, stop digging when you reach the Resources directory in the Terminal, and type "lsbom MacOSXUpdate10.1.5.bom | more".
Some key features of the upgrade include expanded peripheral support, 2D and QuickTime acceleration on Rage Pro machines, Quartz anti-aliasing in updated Carbon applications, WebDAV improvements, and improved file searching speed.
I haven't had a ton of time to play with it, but I did test the WebDAV improvements. The iDisk is now nearly as quick in the Finder as Goliath WebDAV access. It's close enough that I may stop using Goliath due to the ease of navigating and managing the iDisk from the Finder. In addition, Office with the Service Release 1 update looks great with anti-aliasing in 10.1.5!
I did manage to get a kernel panic during the upgrade; I had switched over to my PC during the installation (I use a USB KVM switch to share one keyboard, mouse, and monitor), and when I switched back, the upgrade had finished and was waiting for a restart ... and then I got the panic. Upon restart, though, all was fine and has been ever since.
I have not yet installed it on either of our Rage Pro machines to see if 2D and QT acceleration make any notable difference in video performance.
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