OS X

hey guys,

I want to open a thread for the mac users in this forum.

asking, suggestions, news etc. about OS X can be discussed here...

Currently also using El Capitan I am biased due to knowing this system better but, it does rank with Window 10 for speed

kyke50 wrote:Is out now to the public, Yosemite, the new Mac OS.
There are some brave soul who has dared to install it?
If so, that we do not dare, grateful if you could informed of what your opinion is.

I'm running it but, I don't think it as changed my life other than it now is closer to windows than previous versions. Crash, Crash, Crash. This is not a report of my stocks going down either.

Currently i'm running the 10.10.1 version and praying 10.10.2 will fix most issues. They rushed it!

Is out now to the public, Yosemite, the new Mac OS.
There are some brave soul who has dared to install it?
If so, that we do not dare, grateful if you could informed of what your opinion is.

dazaman wrote:

kyke50 wrote:Hi, Daz, I have been reading other opinions about Yosemite and they coincide with your opinion, from what I realize well that until they do not do the official and definitive throwing, I am not going to install it.
Apple himself, he recommends not to install it in your principal computer; with this, the words are unnecessary, although on the other hand, to the being a version beta, it is logical that it even is unreliable.
Thank you very much for the information.

Hi kyke, yes its too buggy for being your only computer, i am lucky that i have 2 and also lucky that i fixed my main com last night, so using it on my second com

2 bugs i found so far are, 1, no control for turning sound off or down!!!!! which is a bit annoying but could live with for now, 2, FaceTime on my com does not work correctly as you call someone and they answer but it just keeps ringing which is very annoying if its your only source of contact and only com

There was 3 updates overnight but none of those i just mentioned, it is still interesting to be part of the development of it though

Thank you, daz. They are errors with which it is possible to live but is better not to install it until they solve them.
As the second computer I could use that of my work, but I do not believe that they acquiesce it to me.

kyke50 wrote:Hi, Daz, I have been reading other opinions about Yosemite and they coincide with your opinion, from what I realize well that until they do not do the official and definitive throwing, I am not going to install it.
Apple himself, he recommends not to install it in your principal computer; with this, the words are unnecessary, although on the other hand, to the being a version beta, it is logical that it even is unreliable.
Thank you very much for the information.

Hi kyke, yes its too buggy for being your only computer, i am lucky that i have 2 and also lucky that i fixed my main com last night, so using it on my second com

2 bugs i found so far are, 1, no control for turning sound off or down!!!!! which is a bit annoying but could live with for now, 2, FaceTime on my com does not work correctly as you call someone and they answer but it just keeps ringing which is very annoying if its your only source of contact and only com

There was 3 updates overnight but none of those i just mentioned, it is still interesting to be part of the development of it though

dazaman wrote:

dazaman wrote:For those using mac you can signup to the latest 10.10 Yosemite beta version basically testing it before it comes out, i'm not a big fan of Mavericks as it buggy as hell, so now waiting for Yosemite [hidden link - please register] its free and can give apple feedback

Its out for tests and yep, very buggy but thats what they have released it to test for bugs, seems quite stable considering but, i'll wait for the next update

Hi, Daz, I have been reading other opinions about Yosemite and they coincide with your opinion, from what I realize well that until they do not do the official and definitive throwing, I am not going to install it.
Apple himself, he recommends not to install it in your principal computer; with this, the words are unnecessary, although on the other hand, to the being a version beta, it is logical that it even is unreliable.
Thank you very much for the information.

dazaman wrote:For those using mac you can signup to the latest 10.10 Yosemite beta version basically testing it before it comes out, i'm not a big fan of Mavericks as it buggy as hell, so now waiting for Yosemite [hidden link - please register] its free and can give apple feedback

Its out for tests and yep, very buggy but thats what they have released it to test for bugs, seems quite stable considering but, i'll wait for the next update

dazaman wrote:For those using mac you can signup to the latest 10.10 Yosemite beta version basically testing it before it comes out, i'm not a big fan of Mavericks as it buggy as hell, so now waiting for Yosemite [hidden link - please register] its free and can give apple feedback

Thank you, daz.
I hope that the new Yosemite, will work better than Mavericks, since, personally, I think that with the Mavericks, they have not been able to give to the users everything for what we were waiting.
I will wait for the appearance of Yosemite,
I do not want to put in danger my iMac.

dazaman wrote:For those using mac you can signup to the latest 10.10 Yosemite beta version basically testing it before it comes out, i'm not a big fan of Mavericks as it buggy as hell, so now waiting for Yosemite [hidden link - please register] its free and can give apple feedback

thank you for the hint daz! I like the new design. on my running system I will not install a beta, but perhaps it works also in fusion or parallels...

greetings

For those using mac you can signup to the latest 10.10 Yosemite beta version basically testing it before it comes out, i'm not a big fan of Mavericks as it buggy as hell, so now waiting for Yosemite [hidden link - please register] its free and can give apple feedback

3 years after iLife '11 now finally a new version is available: iLife 2013!
you have to notice: os x mavericks & ilife 2013 are free of charge

alex wrote:@ daz & kyke
you already knew that?

I did not know it, thank you, but I have installed it directly and it seems that it works well.

ok daz. thanks for the fast answer. I made/make this, because I think it is good to have a media in the hand...

alex wrote:@ daz & kyke
you already knew that?

With the previous ones it was a straight download and install, this did not hint at anything different and for those i spoke to never even mentioned doing what you say. So no and neither do most others, btw it loaded normal for the other people.