So what's the consensus: 10.5.2 better than .1, or worse?

I know some have had problems, but overall is there a consensus as to whether .2 is an improvement or a step backwards?
Thanks!

sinus99 wrote:
For me it got worse after updating to OS X 10.5.2. I used the software update function. After updating, Logic an Garageband take very long time to open a project and performance is slightly worse.
Klaus,
The only thing I did different was downloading all of the updates (except iLife stuff) and installing manually. (Prokit45, 10.5.2, LeoGraphics update)
Seems like many are having the slowdown problem, I don't know what I did that would leave my system in good working order while most are having a slowdown problem. This machine uses an ethernet connection, not wireless. Also, I have Spotlight set to minimum usage, Dashboard disabled and -Journaling is off- on all of my drives.
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