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Mac OS X Lion 2010 build

Mac OS X Lion 2010 build is the earliest known build of Mac OS X Lion. This build was demoed at Back to the Mac keynote on 20 October 2010. The full build number and exact compilation date is unknown, and the build was never publicly released. It is the last known build with Front Row software and old Mail.app.
== New features and changes ==
* Mission Control, a built-in feature that provides the user with a comprehensive view of the programs currently running, merging Dashboard, Exposé, Spaces and full screen apps into one.
* Launchpad has been introduced in this build. It is a screen containing installed apps.
* Full screen apps, a native feature that allows to display apps on full screen without distractions.
* More advanced Multi-Touch gestures, that allows a more fluid system-wide operations.
* Mac App Store - a program to buy and download apps.
==Gallery==
=== Interface ===
File:MacOS-10.7-2010-Launchpad.jpg|Launchpad
File:MacOS-10.7-2010-MacAppStore.webp|Mac App Store
File:MacOS-10.7-2010-MissionControl.webp|Mission Control
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Mac OS X Lion build 11A2063

Mac OS X Lion build 11A2063 is a build of Mac OS X Lion 10.7. Like build 11A2061, this came bundled with early models of the 2011 MacBook Pro that released on the same day as the RTM. It is available using Lion Internet Recovery from these Macs, but they cannot boot from the original RTM build either.
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Mac OS X Lion build 11A390

Mac OS X Lion build 11A390 is the official Developer Preview 1 build of Mac OS X Lion, released to subscribers of the Apple Developer program on 24 February 2011. It is the last build of Mac OS X that is able to boot on Macs with a 32-bit Intel CPU.
== New features and changes ==
* The default wallpaper has been changed to "Mt. Fuji".
* The shutdown/logoff session has added an option to reopen applications the next time the user logs back on.
* Apple System Profiler has been renamed to System Information.
* The cursor has been slightly redesigned.
* The loading bar has been toned up to look lighter in colour.
* The close/expand/minimise buttons have shrunk in size.
==Gallery==
=== Setup ===
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup1.png|Installer
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup2.png|EULA
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup3.png|Select hard drive
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup4.png|Copying files
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup5.png|Second part of setup
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Setup6.png|Install Succeeded
=== Interface ===
File:MacOS-10.2-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Login.png|Login screen
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:MacOS-10.7-11A390-Launchpad.png|Launchpad
File:MacOS-10.7-11A390-LaunchpadFolders.png|Folders in Launchpad
File:MacOS-10.7-11A390-LaunchpadServer.png|Server components
File:MacOS-10.7-11A390-MissionControl.png|Mission Control
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-Shutdown.png|Shutdown confirmation
File:OS-X-10.7-11A390-uname.png|uname -a command in Terminal
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Mac OS X Lion build 11A419

Mac OS X Lion build 11A419 is the official Developer Preview 2 build of Mac OS X Lion. 32-bit CPU support has been dropped in this build (and components reflect this as a result), though the Mach kernel is i386-compatible. As a result, this is the first build since Mac OS X Tiger build 8S2167 to support only a single processor architecture, and would remain that way until macOS Big Sur.
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Mac OS X Lion build 11A511

Mac OS X Lion build 11A511 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Lion. It was released on 20 July 2011.
== System requirements ==
This build requires the following:
* Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor.
* At least 2 gigabytes of memory.
* Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.6 (10.6.8 is recommended) as this is upgrade only.
* 7 gigabytes of available hard drive space.
==Gallery==
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-Setup1.png|Setup
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-Setup2.png
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-Setup3.png
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-Setup4.png|Second part of setup
File:MacOS-10.2-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-Login.png|Login screen
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-MissionControl.png|Mission Control
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-SystemPreferences.png|System Preferences
File:MacOSX-10.7-11A511-RTM-SystemInformation.png|System Information
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Mac OS X Lion build 11G56

Mac OS X Lion build 11G56 is a build of Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5. It was released on 19 September 2012, but was replaced by build 11G63 three weeks later. This update ports the Gatekeeper component from Mountain Lion to the Lion codebase, and is one of the few times a minor upgrade of a Mac operating system was released after the next major version.
Category:Mac OS X Lion builds
Mac OS X Panther

Mac OS X Panther, or Mac OS X 10.3, is the fourth major release of Mac OS X which was released on 24 October 2003. It is the first version of Mac OS X to have the Safari web browser which replaced the Internet Explorer for Mac browser after a contract between Apple and Microsoft ended.
== New features and changes ==
* FileVault was added, which is a built-in disk encryption feature.
* Exposé was added, which is a view that shows thumbnails of all open windows.
*Fast user switching was added, which allows multiple users to be logged in at the same time.
*Finder received a major overhaul, featuring an updated icon, brushed-metal interface, support for ZIP files, colored labels, a customizable sidebar, a new search system, and support for secure deletion.
*The Safari web browser was added, which replaces Internet Explorer for Mac.
*iChat has been updated to support audio and video conferencing.
*Added support for the Pixlet video codec in Quicktime, which enables HD video content.
*The Font Book application has been added for managing installed fonts.
*TextEdit now supports Microsoft Word documents.
*Added built-in support for X11.
*Added built-in support for faxing.
* Preview has improved PDF rendering.
* Support for the Journaled version of the Mac OS Extended format was added.
== List of known builds ==
=== Beta ===
===RTM===
===Updates===
====10.3.1====
====10.3.2====
====10.3.3====
====10.3.4====
==== 10.3.5 ====
==== 10.3.6====
==== 10.3.7====
====10.3.8====
====10.3.9====
===Security Updates===
Category:MacOS versions
Mac OS X Panther build 7B86

Mac OS X Panther build 7B86 is the official server RTM build of Mac OS X Panther.
== Gallery ==
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup1.PNG|Setup - Language selection
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup2.PNG|Setup - Welcome
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup3.PNG|Setup - Important Information
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup4.PNG|Setup - Software License Agreement
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup5.PNG|Setup - Drive destination
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup6.PNG|Setup - Easy Install
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Setup7.PNG|Setup - Copying files
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-OOBE.PNG|OOBE
MacOS-10.2-Boot.png|Apple logo
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Login.PNG|Login screen
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-Firstboot.PNG|First boot
MacOSX-10.3-7B86-Server-SystemProfiler.PNG|System Profiler
Category:Mac OS X Panther builds
Mac OS X Panther build 7C107

Mac OS X Panther build 7C107 is a build of Mac OS X Panther 10.3.1, which was released on 10 November 2003. This update delivers enhanced functionality and improved reliability to FileVault, Printing, WebDav and Firewire 800 drives. This update also includes the latest security updates at the time. 
The installer for this update also mentions an issue with external FireWire drives that contain the Oxford 922 bridge chip-set with firmware version 1.0.2, that can result in the loss of data stored on the disk drive. Apple recommends to update the firmware on FireWire drives to prevent this issue from happening.
Category:Mac OS X Panther builds
Mac OS X Panther build 7D15

Mac OS X Panther build 7D15 is an update beta of Mac OS X 10.3.2, which was released to developers on 21 November 2003.https://www.macrumors.com/2003/11/22/mac-os-x-10-3-2-build-7d15/ This update delivers enhanced functionality and improved reliability for Mac OS X v10.3 and is recommended for all users.
==Enhancements==
===File sharing===
File sharing and directory services between mixed Mac and PC networks has been improved.
===Printing===
Printing is now more robust for PostScript printers.
===Font management===
Font management has been improved.
===Updates===
Mail has been updated to version 1.3.2, while Address Book was updated to version 3.1.1.
===Drivers===
New ATI and NVIDIA graphics drivers were introduced.
===Miscellaneous===
* All FileVault, FireWire 800, WebDav and USB Printing improvements are included from Update 10.3.1, alongside previous standalone security updates.
* The Darwin kernel was updated to version 7.2.0.
==Gallery==
MacOS-10.3.2-7D15-SystemProfiler.png
==References==
Category:Mac OS X Panther builds
Mac OS X Panther build 7D28

Mac OS X Panther build 7D28 is the second retail build of Mac OS X Panther. This build was released to the retail market on 17 December 2003.
==Bugs==
This build cannot be installed on a G3 computer, as the required drivers aren't present on the installation disc. Trying to will cause a kernel panic, containing panic (cpu 0): Unable to find driver for this platform: "PowerMac1,1".
==Gallery==
File:MacOS-10.3.2-7D28-SystemProfiler.PNG|System Profiler
Category:Mac OS X Panther builds
Mac OS X Panther build 7F113

Mac OS X Panther build 7F113 is the 2004-05-03 Security Update of Mac OS X Panther. It delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users. 
This update includes updates towards: AFP Server, Apache 2, CoreFoundation and IPSec. Additionally, Security Update 2004-04-05 has been incorporated into this security update. Updates included are: CUPS Printing, libxml2, Mail and OpenSSL.
Category:Mac OS X Panther builds
Mac OS X Public Beta build 2E14

Mac OS X Public Beta build 2E14 is the international beta release of Mac OS X Public Beta, released to public retailers on 21 October 2000. This version is available in more languages and is compiled later than 1H39.
The additional languages that were not present in 1H39 are Dutch, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.0-PublicBeta-International-Setup.png|Setup
File:MacOS-10.0-PublicBeta-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS-10.0-PublicBeta-FirstBoot.png|First boot
File:MacOS-10.0-PublicBeta-Shutdown.png|Shutting down
File:1416821748.or.76075.png|Original CD
Category:Mac OS X Public Beta builds
Mac OS X Puma

Mac OS X Puma, or Mac OS X 10.1, is the second major release of Mac OS X that was released on 25 September 2001. It was more successful than its predecessor, because of the inclusion of features that existed on Mac OS 9 but not on Cheetah, and it fixed several stability issues; though it was still met with a mixed reception. 
==New features and changes==
*Major performance and graphical improvements.
*Improved support for CD and DVD burning in Finder.
*Support for DVD playback.
*Improved support for printers.
*iTunes as a built-in application.
*Menu Bar extras, which replace the Dock Extras from Cheetah.
==List of known builds==
===Beta===
===RTM===
===Updates ===
====10.1.1====
====10.1.2====
====10.1.3====
====10.1.4====
====10.1.5====
Category:MacOS versions
Mac OS X Puma build 5D15

Mac OS X Puma build 5D15 is the first beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. This build is commonly mislabeled as build 5G15 from many sources. This mislabel might have originated from CNET.https://www.cnet.com/news/mac-os-x-10-1-beta-seeded-to-developers/
== New features and changes ==
=== Setup ===
After a successful installation, the seconds before the restart now count in 1 second intervals instead of 5.
=== Out-of-box experience ===
* The text about Apple's privacy in the Registration part of the OOBE has been shortened from "We want you to know that Apple takes your privacy very seriously." to "Apple takes your privacy very seriously."
* EarthLink has been added as an option to the "Get Internet Ready" section.
* The iTools page has been added. After setting up an internet connection, the user is prompted to either create an iTools account, login to their existing one, or skip using iTools entirely.
=== Finder ===
* iDisk and Burn have been added to the toolbar.
* In the "About This Mac" dialog, the user must now click on the version number in order to view the build string.
=== AirPort ===
This build introduces support for AirPort. As such, the AirPort Setup Assistant and AirPort Admin Utility applications have been added.
=== System Preferences ===
* Items in System Preferences are now organized into categories. These include Personal, Hardware, Internet & Network, and System.
* The "Monitors" panel has been renamed to "Displays".
=== Miscellaneous ===
The kernel was updated to version 1.4.
== Bugs ==
* Disk Utility does not function properly, as the options on the side do not work. This causes the application to display "Select a button first!" instead.
* "Get Mac OS X Software..." does nothing.
== Gallery ==
MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
MacOS-10.1-5D15-Setup.png|Setup
MacOS-10.1-5D15-Boot2.png|Boot screen
MacOS-10.1-5D15-OOBE.png|OOBE - Welcome
MacOS-10.1-5D15-OOBE2.png|OOBE - Get Internet Ready
MacOS-10.1-5F7-OOBE.png|OOBE - Get iTools
MacOS-10.1-5D15-FirstBoot.png|First boot
==References ==
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5F24

Mac OS X Puma build 5F24 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. This build is the MacWorld Preview for Mac OS X Puma, and it was shown in MacWorld 2001 New York on 18 July 2001.https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2001/07/09Apple-at-Macworld-Expo-New-York-2001/ This build introduces iTunes.
== New features and changes ==
=== Setup ===
The Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Dutch localized files were added as a package to the installer.
=== Out-of-box experience ===
Most OOBE sections received a reword. The "A Few More Questions" section of the OOBE received some minor changes. This includes shortening the line about completing the registration process, and combining the "I would like Apple to contact me with important news and information related to my purchase" and "I would like companies with related products to contact me." into one option. The "Get iTools" section has had the "I'm not ready for iTools." line reworded to "I'll set up an iTools account later."
=== iTunes ===
This is the first build to include iTunes as a preinstalled application. Specifically, this build includes version 1.1.2f5.
=== System Preferences ===
* The "Desktop Pictures" panel was renamed to "Desktop" and moved to the Personal subcategory. 
* The Add-Ons category was removed.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.1-5D15-Boot2.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS-10.1-5F24-Setup.png|Setup - Welcome
File:MacOS-10.1-5F24-Setup2.png|Setup - Installing
File:MacOS-10.1-5F24-Setup3.png|Setup - Install successful
File:MacOS-10.1-5F24-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:MacOS-10.1-5F24-FirstBoot.png|First boot
== References ==
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5F7

Mac OS X Puma build 5F7 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. This build introduces notable changes to Disk Utility. 
== New features and changes ==
=== Setup ===
Setup received a couple minor differences. The Mac OS X text was removed from the CD in the background and the Pause button was removed from the Installation part.
=== Disk Utility ===
Disk Utility received a major overhaul. First Aid and Drive Setup are no longer two separate options and are instead integrated to a set of options placed on top of the Utility. The user must select the drive they want to erase from the sidebar, which can now show each partition present on the disk.
The BSD Device Name was added under each disk, and with this, the comment on the bottom telling the user that they can initialize the disk was moved to the Partition section.
The Erase option was added alongside the Partition option. The Partition option has had its options rearranged and the "Install Mac OS 9 Disk Drivers" option was added both under the Partition and the Erase option.
=== Finder ===
The Burn option is no longer added to the toolbar by default.
=== System Preferences ===
* The Desktop Pictures panel has been added to System Preferences. As a result, the option to change the wallpaper via Finder -> Preferences has been removed.
* The Add-Ons category has been added.
=== Miscellaneous ===
* AirPort Admin Utility received a new icon and Jar Launcher was added.
* Internet Explorer now includes an updated splash screen.
* Calculator has been updated to version 2.6 (v2.5).
== Bugs and quirks ==
* The water-splashing video played on the OOBE doesn't work, leading to a white background on the left until it becomes a static image.
* About This Mac refers to this build as Mac OS X 10.0, even though build 5D15 refers to it as 10.1.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.1-5D15-Boot2.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS-10.1-5F7-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:MacOS-10.1-5F7-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5G15

Mac OS X Puma build 5G15 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. This build is overall similar to build 5F24.
==New features and changes==
===Setup===
The setup log has been overhauled, with it now having folding out-styled sections and a show more details button.
===Disk Utility===
Disk Utility now supports CD-RW and RAID storage.
===Applications===
*iTunes has been added to the dock by default.
*DVD Player was added.
==Gallery==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:5G15-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5G27

Mac OS X Puma build 5G27 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. 
== Changes ==
=== Branding ===
All Apple logos have had their colors changed to light blue. This includes the menu bar, the boot screen, and when booting into the installer. Additionally, this build's version number has been changed to "10.1 (Pre-release)".
=== Boot screen ===
The boot screen window and its elements have been made larger.
=== Disk Utility ===
Disk Utility now supports CD/RW and RAID storage.
=== Applications ===
* iTunes has been updated to version 1.1.2.
*Acrobat Reader 5.0 and Java Web Start have been added.
*Internet Explorer received a new splash screen.
===System Preferences===
The Universal Access panel has been added, which provides several accessibility-related options.
==Gallery ==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.1-5G27-Boot2.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS-10.1-5G27-OOBE.png|Setup Assistant
File:MacOS-10.1-5G27-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5G48

Mac OS X Puma build 5G48 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1.
== New features and changes ==
=== Out-of-box experience ===
The "We'll have you up and running in no time" text has been removed from the water-splashing video played at the beginning of the OOBE.
=== Finder ===
The iDisk option was removed from the toolbar.
=== iMovie ===
iMovie 2.1.1f7 has been added.
=== Miscellaneous ===
* Installer was updated to version 1.1.
* The string "Welcome to Darwin!" has been added to the terminal at startup.
== Installation notes ==
This build is an upgrade build, and requires a retail version of Mac OS X Cheetah, or a previous beta build of Mac OS X Puma to be installed on a partition prior to installing.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.1-5G48-Boot2.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS-10.1-5G48-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5G59

Mac OS X Puma build 5G59 is a beta build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1. This build is very close to the RTM.
== New features and changes ==
iMovie has been updated to version 2.1.1.
== Installation notes ==
This build is an upgrade build, and requires a retail version of Mac OS X Cheetah, or a previous beta build of Mac OS X Puma to be installed on a partition prior to installing.
== Gallery ==
MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
MacOS-10.1-5G48-Boot2.png|Boot screen
MacOS-10.1-5G59-FirstBoot.png|First boot
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5G64

Mac OS X Puma build 5G64 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1, which was released on 25 September 2001.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:MacOSPuma DiskUtility.png|Disk utility
File:MacOSPuma SetupEntry.png|Setup
File:MacOSPuma SoftwareLicenseAgreement.png|Software License Agreement
File:MacOSPuma OOBE.png|Out-of-box experience
===Miscellaneous===
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOS-10.1-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:MacOSPuma Login.png|Login screen
File:MacOSPuma FirstBoot.png|First boot
File:MacOSPuma demo.png|Demo
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5K10

Mac OS X Puma build 5K10 is the official server RTM build of Mac OS X Puma.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOSX-10.1-Server-5K10-Setup1.PNG|Setup
File:MacOSX-10.1-Server-5K10-Setup2.PNG|Copying files
File:MacOSX-10.1-Server-5K10-Setup3.PNG|OOBE
File:MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
File:MacOSX-10.1-Server-5K10-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:MacOSX-10.1-Server-5K10-Login.PNG|Login screen
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5M28

Mac OS X Puma build 5M28 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1.1, which was released on 12 November 2001. This update delivers improvements for many USB and FireWire devices, including support for additional digital cameras, and overall improvements to CD and DVD burning. Enhancements have been made to AFP, SMB, and WebDAV networking, as well as improved support for printing. This update also delivers better application compatibility, including updates to the Finder and Mail applications. In addition, hardware accelerated video mirroring has been enabled for the new PowerBook G4.
== New features and changes ==
Installer was updated to version 1.1.1.
== Prerequisites ==
This update requires the updates 5L14 and 5L21 to be installed. Without these updates, every disk selected for installation will be grayed out.
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5P48

Mac OS X Puma build 5P48 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Puma 10.1.2, which was released on 20 December 2001. This update delivers improvements and new functionality, as well as expanded peripheral support for Mac OS X.
==Prerequisites==
This update requires the updates 5L14 and 5L21 to be installed. Without these updates, every disk selected for installation will be grayed out.
==New features and changes==
This update includes the following enhancements:
*Updated and new USB and FireWire device support, including FireWire-based digital cameras;
*PC Card storage devices, including media readers;
*IrDA modem support for FireWire-based PowerBook models;
*Audio, Display and Speech improvements;
*Networking and Printing improvements;
*AirPort v2.0;
*Apache web server v1.3.22;
*AppleScript v1.8.
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5P63

Mac OS X Puma build 5P63 is an update build of Mac OS X Puma. This build is an update for the Late 2001 PowerBook G4. It is also the initial build that was shipped on the first batch of the Early 2002 15-inch iMac and the Early 2002 Power Mac G4.
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5Q125

Mac OS X Puma build 5Q125 is an update build of Mac OS X Puma, released on 17 April 2002. This update delivers improved networking, security and additional disc recording device support.
== New features and changes ==
=== Disc recording devices ===
* Updated and new support for Fast 10 SCSI drives, including the Pioneer 201 drive.
* Expanded support for SmartDisk, EZQuest and LaCie disc recording devices.
=== Networking ===
* Dial-up connections over PPP are more reliable and system responsiveness has been improved.
* Significant improvement to file searching on local and remote volumes.
* Apple Filing Protocol services can now be browsed on networks with 3Com routers.
=== Security update ===
BSD-based TCP/IP connections now check and block broadcast or multicast IP destination addresses.
==Gallery==
File:MacOS-10.1.4-5q125-install.PNG|Install
File:MacOS-10.1.4-5q125-systemprofiler.PNG|System Profiler
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds