That was fast: almost two weeks after the discovery of the rather serious file-deleting bug in Apple's OS X Leopard, Apple managed to release the Leopard 10.5.1 update that fixes not only the file deletion bug, but addresses many others as well. This update can be installed through OS X Leopard's built-in Software Update or the Standalone Installer, which can be installed manually.

The Mac OS X 10.5.1 update resolves issues stemming from AirPort, disk utilities, Mail, Networking, Printing, Firewall, and Time Machine among many others. Now that the issues are fixed, there shouldn't be any more reason why people shouldn't get Apple's newest Leopard OS X. For now, at least.