macOS 10.1 Public

Apple documented these capabilities as an operating-system audio foundation rather than a guarantee that every application or device used the maximum format.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; audio architecture

Apple's chronology identifies separate proxy-observation and clipboard-access boundaries under the initial release.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; java
2. [2] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; system clipboard / J2SE

The protocol set broadened client connectivity across Mac, Windows, Linux, UNIX, AppleShare, and web-based storage environments.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Network integration feature
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Network protocol paragraph

Apple grouped three upstream fetchmail issues under the initial 10.1 security content; this occurrence keeps them together at their shared component boundary.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; fetchmail

Apple presented SMB/CIFS support as the main change making the Mac a direct participant on Windows networks.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Network integration feature
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Windows network paragraph

Apple tied the correction to the FreeBSD crontab advisory and described the attacker boundary as another local user.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; crontab

Apple described both issues as remote denial-of-service conditions against clients of the affected network daemons.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; rwhod
2. [2] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; timed

The update connected desktop automation to web-service technologies while strengthening AppleScript integration across the operating system.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; AppleScript and internet scripting
2. [2] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · AppleScript, SOAP, and XML feature

The documented boundary is local cross-user access rather than remote code execution.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; open() syscall

Apple scoped playback to systems with a DVD-ROM drive and AGP graphics and described a simplified player interface.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · DVD Player feature and Digital Hub paragraph

Apple described the revision as more efficient and better able to remain connected from school, business, and corporate-firewall environments.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; iDisk
2. [2] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · iDisk feature

Apple reported applications launching two to three times faster, menus and window resizing up to five times faster, and file copies up to twice as fast in its own testing. Those multipliers remain explicitly vendor-reported rather than independent benchmarks.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Performance paragraphs
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Systemwide performance paragraph

The public release brought optical-data writing into Finder. DVD-R support remained hardware-dependent; music-CD support was associated with iTunes.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Digital Hub and Finder burning descriptions
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Digital Hub paragraph and DVD-R feature

Apple described the feature as automated file-extension management across common file workflows without publishing a format-by-format behavior table.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · System status and file-extension paragraph

The packaging change made Apple's music-management and movie-editing applications part of the standard installation path.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Image Capture and bundled applications paragraph

The change revised the system's 3D software path and explicitly supported the then-current GeForce3 hardware.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · 3D graphics feature
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; OpenGL

Apple's retained chronology confirms the updated version but does not enumerate the individual OpenSSL issues on the page, so this occurrence stays at package level.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; OpenSSL

The new status items provided quicker access to frequently used system settings and live connection or power information.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Enhanced Aqua interface paragraph
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · System status icons paragraph

The update advanced the system color-management layer for publishing and imaging workflows.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; ColorSync 4.0

The September 25 announcement scheduled broad store availability for September 29. Existing owners could obtain a $19.95 shipped kit or, while supplies lasted, a free retail kit through October 31; the full US retail product remained $129.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Pricing & Availability
2. [2] Free Mac OS X 10.1 Upgrade Available 29-Sep-01 · September 29 CD distribution paths

The update responded to a frequently requested customization by allowing the Dock to move from the bottom edge to either side of the screen.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Aqua interface paragraph
2. [2] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Enhanced Aqua interface paragraph

Apple's chronology describes potential exploitation through setlocale string overflows, disruption of administration tools through sort, and an unprivileged-user overwrite condition in tcsh. The shell operator is not repeated because the retained entry's title and explanation use inconsistent notation.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; setlocale() string overflow
2. [2] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; sort
3. [3] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; tcsh operator

The bundled application automated camera photo downloads, while Apple separately described broader out-of-box support for consumer camera models.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Image Capture paragraph
2. [2] More than 1,400 Third-Party Applications Now Available for Mac OS X v10.1 · Nikon and Canon camera-support statements

Apple identifies the upstream advisory and the component boundary without making a broader Mail application claim.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; procmail

Apple described a remote packet source affecting the local capture process and preserved possible code execution as a qualified outcome.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; tcpdump

Apple named iMac, iBook, Power Macintosh G3, Power Mac G4, Power Mac G4 Cube, and PowerBook models introduced after May 1998.

1. [1] Apple Previews Next Version of Mac OS X · Availability & Requirements
2. [2] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · System requirements

The package added drivers from HP, Canon, and Epson plus PPD files for more than 200 PostScript printers from HP, Lexmark, and Xerox.

1. [1] First Major Upgrade to Mac OS X Hits Stores This Weekend · Additional features; printing

The occurrence preserves the service-account privilege boundary stated by Apple and does not imply the service was enabled by default.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; telnetd

The two network-stack corrections addressed a remotely constructed firewall attack condition and insufficient randomness in connection sequence numbers.

1. [1] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; ipfw
2. [2] Apple security updates (August, 2003 and earlier) · Mac OS X 10.1; TCP Initial Sequence Numbers