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Bob Morales posted:I tried installing from the app store, it told me I needed to upgrade because I was a beta user, installed beta 5 and then beta 6, then I tried the App Store install again and got this: The version numbers are different. Public beta 6 is 14A388b and release is 14A389. I just installed from the app store over the top of PB6 and it took maybe six minutes. Anecdotally, I did a wipe and clean install of PB4 earlier this week to acclimatise and test some apps, and the main reason I chose not to just upgrade from 10.9 is that I rolled straight from final GM candidate into 10.9.1 and upwards but found over time that loads of odd bugs stayed present, such as some apps (Twitter, Evernote for example) refusing to store login details after quitting the app. If somebody fancies checking to see if anything was changed between these minor revision numbers then by all means, but after a year of working around a minor, annoying bug or two I felt best to just give the minutes of my time over to be consistent with everyone else.
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Jose Oquendo posted:You need iOS 8.1 on your iPhone. SMS relay REQUIRES iPhone. Assuming you have that, go into the iMessage settings on your iPhone and you can turn it on. Make sure hand-off is turned on in your OS X settings. That might explain it. I am on 8.0.2. I guess I have to wait for Monday then?
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Avocados posted:That might explain it. I am on 8.0.2. I guess I have to wait for Monday then?
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Avocados posted:That might explain it. I am on 8.0.2. I guess I have to wait for Monday then? You can update to an 8.1 beta if you want. They latest one seems pretty stable, but do so at your own risk.
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Oct 17, 2014 00:11
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Well that was a pretty painless update. Really loving slick. Time to finally set up iCloud Drive.
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Oct 17, 2014 00:15
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Cripes. It's tempting but I've never downloaded beta software before from Apple. This was pretty much my most anticipated feature from Yosemite. What's a few more days.
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Oct 17, 2014 00:17
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So is mail.app any better with large gmail mailboxes in 10.10?
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When Mavericks was released, I read a few posts complaining of wiped or inaccessible Bootcamp partitions after upgrading, which put me off getting it. That and I didn't care about any of the features, so missing out wasn't a big concern. For this one with the new look, I'd like to upgrade, so is that really anything to worry about? e: Is all the Expose stuff still in there? I'm so used to my set up corners. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 00:26 on Oct 17, 2014 |
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Oct 17, 2014 00:18
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1 day 8 hours left. drat temporary lodging internet.
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Oct 17, 2014 00:20
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FYI, it looks like the iWork updates just hit in addition to iTunes 12.0.1.
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Disheartening to see that in Finder using Cover Flow you can't select the first item that shows up in the top portion of the screen. I don't know the correct verbiage but if you use Cover Flow to view the contents of your Desktop - you won't be able to select the first file in the list until you click something else behind it first. I've only had a Mac for about 2 years but it's really intuitive to me when selecting an image to send as an attachment or something to click on a preview image in Cover Flow view. I feel like Cover Flow isn't a very popular folder view option but it's there and I use it in certain folders. Easy for me to visualize what's there. That one little pet peeve always throws me off and feels like broken implementation, though.
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Oct 17, 2014 00:23
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So public beta users need to use the full updater from the store front? This implies that there is an update coming for the final version. Apple posted:How do I get a shipping version of OS X back on my Mac? There is no Software Update anymore though, so that's a little confusing. I'm going on the assumption that they mean the update section of the app store, but that obviously could be wrong. I really don't want to download another huge updater if I don't have to... My internet is stupid slow 
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Oct 17, 2014 00:50
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echobucket posted:NOTE: if you use homebrew or other things in /usr/local Thanks for the heads up. Just did this and had a quick install.
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spongeworthy posted:1 day 8 hours left. drat temporary lodging internet. I had an Xcode update appear and it installed in seconds for 300MB, Yosemite is on a crawl.
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Oct 17, 2014 01:09
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So am I to understand that there are updates for Pages/Numbers/Keynote but not for iPhoto? edit: Also, I can't get handoff working for email. I have multiple accounts on my Mac but only one on my phone. Could this be related? When I hand off an email from my Mac to my phone, I get the message "failed to continue activity." brap fucked around with this message at 01:23 on Oct 17, 2014 |
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Oct 17, 2014 01:13
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iPhotos is being replaced by 'Photos' which is coming early next year. It's going to match the functionality of the iOS Photos app for the most part.
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ugh, I'm getting kind of spotty UI performance on a 2011 Macbook pro with 10.10. Opening new tabs/resizing windows/mouse overs can produce pauses and short beach balls. The words of this post aren't keeping up with my typing. Anyone else experiencing this? edit: woops, It's probably because I turned on FileVault 
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Oct 17, 2014 01:29
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Firstly, for a new OS, I was surprised at how fast all my services (menubar top right) that usually take forever, just kind of instantly were running. Secondly: I have a mid 2010 iMac. I knew Hand-off wouldn't work, but I guess I assumed Airdrop would? But it is not... was I wrong? Or should it work?
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:How do I make a bootable installation disk for Yosemite? It'll require the now-standard 8GB drive, I presume? I might have to pick one up on my way back from work.
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Feenix posted:Firstly, for a new OS, I was surprised at how fast all my services (menubar top right) that usually take forever, just kind of instantly were running. I would imagine both use BTLE. So no, if one doesn't work the other one probably doesn't either.
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Oct 17, 2014 01:34
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Tippis posted:It'll require the now-standard 8GB drive, I presume? I might have to pick one up on my way back from work. Just finishing up my clean install now. Thanks, sxprt.
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Kenny Logins posted:Thanks, sxprt. 
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echobucket posted:NOTE: if you use homebrew or other things in /usr/local Ugh, I wish I saw this before. I have Homebrew with a ton of crap and Tex Live. Argh!
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Oct 17, 2014 01:45
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Now it looks like GarageBand and iPhoto updates are up.
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Oct 17, 2014 01:51
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Is anyone having issues with Handoff and Pages/Numbers? I can get it to work with Safari, Contacts, Messages and I am sure a few others, but pages/numbers WILL NOT handoff. I've updated them, have handoff enabled but it just isn't working for these apps.
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echobucket posted:NOTE: if you use homebrew or other things in /usr/local I have ~4GB in /usr/local and it added maybe 15 minutes to the install time (I was watching the logs). I think you'd need a lot of poo poo in there for it to take 8 hours.
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mAlfunkti0n posted:Is anyone having issues with Handoff and Pages/Numbers? I can get it to work with Safari, Contacts, Messages and I am sure a few others, but pages/numbers WILL NOT handoff. I've updated them, have handoff enabled but it just isn't working for these apps. It's being weird for me too... I can handoff with Safari from my Macbook to my iOS devices and I can handoff between the devices themselves but I just can't handoff FROM my iOS devices to my Mac.
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Oct 17, 2014 02:12
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mAlfunkti0n posted:Is anyone having issues with Handoff and Pages/Numbers? I can get it to work with Safari, Contacts, Messages and I am sure a few others, but pages/numbers WILL NOT handoff. I've updated them, have handoff enabled but it just isn't working for these apps. Make sure the document you're working with lives in iCloud. I just tested it and it worked.
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Holy poo poo, they fixed the problem i was having with safari showing black images for large ones on imgur, and it's super fast too.
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Jose Oquendo posted:Make sure the document you're working with lives in iCloud. I just tested it and it worked. Ah, probably the issue. Edit : Yup, that's it.
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Big City Drinkin posted:I have ~4GB in /usr/local and it added maybe 15 minutes to the install time (I was watching the logs). I think you'd need a lot of poo poo in there for it to take 8 hours. It's not the size but the number of files.
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Dummy question but if I have iCloud Drive turned on, is there a place I can go like, look at my files?
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Feenix posted:Firstly, for a new OS, I was surprised at how fast all my services (menubar top right) that usually take forever, just kind of instantly were running. I'm gonna be pretty bummed if AirDrop doesn't work on my 2011 MBP. Which it seems like it might not without BTLE support..
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Feenix posted:Dummy question but if I have iCloud Drive turned on, is there a place I can go like, look at my files? Launch a Finder window and on the Favorites sidebar there should be a folder for iCloud. 
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echobucket posted:It's not the size but the number of files. Ah, I see. Well, if anyone wants a reference point, 112,213 files in /usr/local added ~15 minutes to the install.
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Jose Oquendo posted:Launch a Finder window and on the Favorites sidebar there should be a folder for iCloud. Right on. And what about on my iPhone? Like if iCloud Drive shows a bunch of movie files? What would I use to see it on an iDevice?
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So what's the definitive answer to those of us upgrading from GM3? Should we download the installer and run it in-place, or is Apple going to make something pop up in the Updates section of the MAS? I'm downloading the 5 gig installer just to have it, so I guess run that? edit: Looks like this worked like a charm. some kinda jackal fucked around with this message at 03:05 on Oct 17, 2014 |
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Feenix posted:Right on. And what about on my iPhone? Like if iCloud Drive shows a bunch of movie files? What would I use to see it on an iDevice? As of right now, there's no regular ol' file picker for iCloud Drive on iOS. You have to go into an app that supports iCloud Drive, go into the picker there, and open the file you want. I really don't know why they didn't make an iCloud Drive app. It's a huge oversight. I know they like to keep it simple, but they already opened that can of worms with Yosemite. You can even go to iCloud Drive on the web and see everything so it can be done on a Windows PC.
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Is Yosemite Server a free upgrade if you have Mavericks Server or do you have to buy it again?
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These are permanently stuck here. Upgraded from Mavericks.  Also, on boot, with an external monitor, it will mirror the display and look terrible with weird scaling and letterboxing on the retina display until I log in. It also hijacked playing audio, routing it to the external display until I changed it back to the headphone port in audio settings. So far my opinion is that this operating system is a piece of poo poo.
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