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Apple Seeds First OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 Beta to Developers
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Most probably. Unless some new major security vulnerability gets uncovered or 10.9.5 breaks something, its likely to be the last major update.
Trim enabled
Unlike all of the previous builds, this one did not disable Trim (enabled using Trim Enabler 3.2.4) on my late 2011 15" MBP.
Unlike all of the previous builds, this one did not disable Trim (enabled using Trim Enabler 3.2.4) on my late 2011 15" MBP.
Good. Mavericks will be the last OS I install on my Macs so I'm all for making it as stable and reliable as possible.
Is not pressing the green button now expands the screen as a replacement for the full screen button?
This feature in Safari 7 you mention is not actually a feature of safari. It is the ClicktoFlash extension that gives you the option to download the video [edit: sorry, now I see you know this]. Since safari 8 defaults to the HTML5 player in youtube the extension does not come into play. I just confirmed this on my older computer where I installed Yosemite.
If anyone knows of any workaround for this I'd also be interested.
P.S. Maybe this is a question for one of the threads in the Yosemite subforum.
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I'm glad they are working on USB issues. I really hope the fix that pesky Disk was not ejected properly notification that pops upon Wake from Sleep.
I'll probably stick with Mavericks for a long time. I'm just not feeling it with the Yosemite interface.
I'll probably stick with Mavericks for a long time. I'm just not feeling it with the Yosemite interface.
The first is 10.9 (not 10.9.0). I asked a question in Ask Different Chat, answers were offered the following day. Privately, a few months ago, someone suggested Cabernet. From what's in Wikipedia, I could say that Cabernet refers to all versions of Mavericks.
I fed some surfing terms that begin with d through Google, with "10.9.3", didn't find any likely match.
Thanks. Everything that's here now will work just fine for the life of the Macintosh.
According to these forums you will be "outdated, stubborn, ignorant, and old fashion."
P.S: I agree with you, too hard for me to read
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Unlike all of the previous builds, this one did not disable Trim (enabled using Trim Enabler 3.2.4) on my late 2011 15" MBP.
That just means it doesn't update the AHCI driver.
That's unfortunate. I've never once had it happen on my 2013 13" retina macbook pro. Perhaps you got a lemon.
I'm running the latest developer preview and I do agree that there is a pixelation issue on the MBP. This was almost entirely addressed with the latest update, and I don't find it to be an issue anymore. My iMac is my main machine and is also running Yosemite. It's not retina of course, but it is the 27 inch with a 1440p display. Haven't had any pixelation issues - it looks gorgeous. Of course, there is still about 2 months of the beta remaining, so I wouldn't expect any part of it to feel "complete" just yet. There are certainly a list of issues to iron out, but visually I find it to be a huge step forward.
I better not, I've already had a lemon.
But it doesn't happen under Yosemite beta so it must be a Mavericks glitch.
I'm also annoyed by the multi monitor support. My MacBook cannot use an external monitor without keeping the laptop screen on. Even if I dim it I always lose my pointer. Windows does this so much better.
Select just one or both. It remembers the setting. Easy to toggle and change.
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i share the same feeling, running both versions on daily basis, and indeed, 10.9 feels a bit vintage to me after working in 10.10. Overall speed improvement is a big catch up for me.thumbs up.
It's really amazing how a few polished GUI elements can make people think that they're running an entire new OS!
I for one won't change unless there are technical features that make me want to change! Give me OpenGL 4.3 and I am all there (won't likely happen for 10.10, I know...).
A new File System... ZFS maybe? Anything reliable! (and I'd happily wait for a few point releases until it becomes stable
)Until then, I am staying with 10.9 onto which I just migrated my productive system a couple of weeks ago ("fresh install").
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Given that apparently 10.9.4 was internally called "Epic", let's just hope very much that 10.9.5 is not going to "Fail"
Thanks Graham. I knew about Cabernet, my guess is that vine names are used during internal development of a new 10.n version, and once its commercial name is revealed, the successive b, c, d, etc builds receive internal code names related to the commercial name.
I think it will be difficult to get infos, now that attention is focused on Yosemite (aka "Syrah" !
). I wonder if they'll choose climbing-related codenames for the builds this time
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It's a surprisingly common issue, and widely discussed on MR and Apple support forums.