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Re: 10.5.3 and X11

It may appear as though the version has not changed, but the simple version information from the "About" dialog is not a safe assumption that everything is in sync. Re-installing the X11 package after upgrading to a new Mac OS X release is the proper method about ensuring the correct versions of both the X11 server and client software are installed.


Regards,

Ben Haga


Tom Lane wrote:
"Adam D. I. Kramer" <email@hidden> writes: 
You should always re-download and re-install the xquartz.org x11 after every
os upgrade...


FWIW, the 10.5.3 update did not seem to overwrite xquartz; leastwise it
still claimed to be 2.2.1 afterwards.  I reinstalled x11 anyway to be
safe.

regards, tom lane 
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