Today, Apple released an update for their recently released operating system OS X Mountain Lion. The fixes in the update are mainly for usability, but they are welcome for people running the OS.
The main fixes that users will notice are a fix for Migration Assistant, Microsoft Exchange, and iMessages. Also for those who adopted Thunderbolt displays will find a fix for playing audio.
10.8.1 also fixes some technical issues that most users won’t notice, but show that Apple is working on fixing errors.
If you haven’t upgraded to Mountain Lion yet, be sure to read Nick’s Don’t upgrade to Mountain Lion until you’ve read this to get more information about the requirements of the operating system.
To update Mountain Lion, launch the Mac App store and click on the ‘Updates’ tab or directly download the update from Apple’s support page. It’s a small download at only 24.2 MB and can be applied to multiple systems running OS X 10.8.
Are there any other errors that Apple should have addressed?
