Maybe it's just me, but since I'm a collector, I've always made it a habit to have all these OS updates burned to CD. You never know when they'll kill them off for good. If you know you're collecting old machines and you're going to need the software, why would you rely on a link that Apple could take down at any given time?
I've make it a point to collect as many OSes as eBay allows me to collect. For the 10.x.x updates, I grab them off Apple's site and keep it archived.
You never know what machine you'll get your hands on. One day you might find that you need 10.2 for an old iBook or something. It's nice to have it at the ready without having to scour the internet for a disk image and you don't have to worry about getting the machine on the internet to do it.
I've make it a point to collect as many OSes as eBay allows me to collect. For the 10.x.x updates, I grab them off Apple's site and keep it archived.
You never know what machine you'll get your hands on. One day you might find that you need 10.2 for an old iBook or something. It's nice to have it at the ready without having to scour the internet for a disk image and you don't have to worry about getting the machine on the internet to do it.