Just a quick one..
Did somebody installed Windows 8.1 via bootcamp and does it work as it should?
Thanks!
Did somebody installed Windows 8.1 via bootcamp and does it work as it should?
Thanks!
It's not a completely unreasonable question, but I had to laugh.
Your question rephrased: "Has anybody tested Microsoft's prerelease software with Apple's prerelease software?"
In my case, the answer is no. My Parallels VM and external standalone partition are both still at Windows 8. I won't try to upgrade those until after the official Windows 8.1 release.
It's not a completely unreasonable question, but I had to laugh.
Your question rephrased: "Has anybody tested Microsoft's prerelease software with Apple's prerelease software?"
In my case, the answer is no. My Parallels VM and external standalone partition are both still at Windows 8. I won't try to upgrade those until after the official Windows 8.1 release.
I've had 8.1 running since DP2. It's pro-noblem. It works just as well as any Microsoft product. Clarified though, Bootcamp works no problem... but EFI booting is still a mess on my rMBP.
The RTM versions of both Mavericks and Windows 8.1 have been out for a while. And just because software is prerelease doesn't mean nobody's using it and VM developers aren't testing against it.
Anyway, I'll be testing 8.1 on Mavericks pretty soon. Not expecting any problems.
Windows 8.1 RTM works quite well bootcamped under Mavericks GM.
That being said, it works better if you use rEFInd and just install it on a partition of its own.
The touchpad drivers in Bootcamp really suck for Apple trackpads. Jerky scrolling, no gesture support, etc.Does Apple offer an update to support Precision Touchpad (There is no reason that is not compatible) and be able to use gestures on Windows 8.1 for comfort on Modern UI.
The touchpad drivers in Bootcamp really suck for Apple trackpads. Jerky scrolling, no gesture support, etc.
Are you saying that Win 8.1 provides these now?