This ones not really a problem, but when sending mail... not if its one of the bug fixes, but when sending mail "Outbox" appears momentarily, then removes itself from the list of accounts after sending.
Never seen this before 10.9.
You would think the user knows mail is being sent based on the "progress" bar at the bottom.
I believe this is new?
No, also available in OS X 10.8.5 (12F45)!
Mail has been doing that for as long as I can remember (Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and up). Definitely nothing new to OS X Mavericks.This ones not really a problem, but when sending mail... not if its one of the bug fixes, but when sending mail "Outbox" appears momentarily, then removes itself from the list of accounts after sending.
Never seen this before 10.9.
I'm really annoyed by the fact Siri and Dictation still don't support Dutch. Google is so far ahead of Apple in this aspect, too bad I don't really trust them.Hey, I just realized that the dictation pop-up permits you to change language without going to system preferences
What the hell is up with RAM management in 10.9?
My 16GB keep getting filled up with garbage. Is there any way to stop safari from using god damn 3GB of RAM and other similar garbage that occurs?
Unused. RAM. Is. Wasted. RAM!
If another application requests more RAM, Safari will stop taking up 3 GB. If nothing else is using the RAM, Safari will use it.
Completely agree with that logic, but I hate paging
Completely agree with that logic, but I hate paging
I have iStat menus so I constantly check itIf you see anything in swap at all, then you are using too much memory. As long as Mavericks doesn't dip into swap you are not using enough.
And how much are you paging? All you're saying is that Safari using 3GB, you didn't say how much swap was used.
Mavericks improved the memory subsystem A LOT and it was confirmed by pretty much everybody I've talked to. The memory compression feature is working awesomely for me.
I haven't seen any paging since Mavericks' been released. I used to get like 1GB in a week even with 16GB of RAM before Mavericks and now, even with two weeks uptime, I have not touched the disk or even experienced any slowdowns.
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If you see anything in swap at all, then you are using too much memory. As long as Mavericks doesn't dip into swap you are not using enough.
That's from a test to see how far Mavericks can be pushed before it dips into swap at all and was merely meant as an illustration.26.5MB of swap is hardly anything. I wouldn't even be concerned until it approaches 1 GB.
Hi,
quick question.
In Messages, when I try to search the list of contacts (after pressing the little blue plus to make a new message to a new recipient), the search textbox does nothing. Typing text, there's no live search, and nothing happens when I press return or anything. Does anyone else have that?
Just another little annoyance, one of many I've had with this OS.
Cheers, A.