The disk space recovery tool gets full Leopard compatibility, a few bug fixes and some enhancements.
Updated 11:00 EDT with many more tips, notes about compatibility, experiences and much more.
FileMaker now promises future fixes for a couple of Leopard problems in Version 8.5, though others (and earlier versions) will not be fixed.
"Processing a file with maliciously crafted TekHex content may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution" and "An uprivileged local user may be able to obtain system privileges"
"Do not use Leopard's new Back to My Mac feature. It contains a serious security hole, which allows anyone who can access your .Mac account to easily take full remote control of your Mac, without having to enter your Mac's password."
Camino has been upgraded to Version 1.8.1.9 of the Mozilla Gecko rendering engine to fix serious web compatibility problems introduced in Version 1.8.1.8 of Gecko.
The alternative dock application adds support for the Spaces feature on Leopard, including an option to specify that certain docks appear in every space, and other changes.
The scientific paper manager from Mek and Tosj adds full compatibility with Leopard, search engine plug-ins (including Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science), and other improvements.
Chronos' label design and printing software adds support for direct-to-disc printing, design and printing of CD and DVD labels, jewel case inserts, covers, and booklets, and more.
The music notation software adds Spotlight support for scores, Quick Look support for scores in Leopard, full support for MusicXML 2.0, and more.
Adobe's video production software adds support for native ingest, editing, and output of content from Panasonic P2 cameras and some key bug fixes.
This update "improves graphics stability" and is available for 2.4/2.2GHz MacBook Pros (Mid 2007) running Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger only.
These updates provide "important bug fixes" for 20-inch and 24-inch iMac models with 2.0, 2.4, or 2.8GHz processors.
Here's our second Leopard special report, covering the new versions of Apple's Internet applications: Mail, Safari and iChat, as well as "download tagging."
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