Just got it installed. Force quit the installer after it was done to avoid restart. (Probably not smart, but seems to be ok) Immediately, I have noticed it uses quite a bit less CPU power. That is all I have seen so far. In the preferences, at least, I do not see any differences. Most important thing: All of my mp3's are still here.
2.0.4 seems much faster in OS X on my bondi iMac than 2.0.3 did...maybe it has something to do with the memory...seperate window buffer for the app? It seems to me that a custom interface like iTunes would take up more memory or virtual memory and take longer to retrieve therefore making the app a little slower...
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iTunes 2.0.3: 10-15.5%
iTunes 2.0.4: 9-14.5% after a reboot
Not very impressive <img src="graemlins/oyvey.gif" border="0" alt="[No]" /> (at least for me), it's still way too high ! Perhaps a G4 would help...
is there an updater for 2.0.3 users???
<strong>do you actually have to download the whole program???
is there an updater for 2.0.3 users???</strong><hr></blockquote>
I couldn't find any updater so I just downloaded the whole thing.
<strong>do you actually have to download the whole program???
is there an updater for 2.0.3 users???</strong><hr></blockquote>
If it's to any comfort, the installer says "Update" as you're about to begin the installation.
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i figure that it would stay intact, but i just want to make sure before i install it
<strong>so will i have to put my library back together or will that stay intact?
i figure that it would stay intact, but i just want to make sure before i install it</strong><hr></blockquote>
mine stayed intact
<strong>so will i have to put my library back together or will that stay intact?
i figure that it would stay intact, but i just want to make sure before i install it</strong><hr></blockquote>
Everything will stay exactly the same.