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Apple Releases OS X 10.9.1 With Several Mail Improvements
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undesign - you can force a rebuild of the Open With list by following details here... https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4250905
External HDD Issues?
Interestingly, no one here has commented about the problems Mavericks has with external drives (including card readers). The web is awash with complaints about that and it seems far more critical than email glitches given that Apple is steering everyone to external storage options with the upcoming nMP.
Ever since installing Mavericks my early 2008 Mac Pro goes nuts if I try doing anything involving an external drive (i.e. setting up a new Aperture vault, loading photos from a USB card reader).
Interestingly, no one here has commented about the problems Mavericks has with external drives (including card readers). The web is awash with complaints about that and it seems far more critical than email glitches given that Apple is steering everyone to external storage options with the upcoming nMP.
Ever since installing Mavericks my early 2008 Mac Pro goes nuts if I try doing anything involving an external drive (i.e. setting up a new Aperture vault, loading photos from a USB card reader).
Absolutely no fix for my Apple Mail woes. Messages via Gmail come into the Inbox, appear for a second, then disappear and go straight to the Archive folder. I can't get anything to stay in my Inbox at all. Everything is labeled as Archive! 
dmg files available now:
main update is at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1707 (build 13B42)
the one for late 2013 macbook pros is at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1712 (build 13B3116)
main update is at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1707 (build 13B42)
the one for late 2013 macbook pros is at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1712 (build 13B3116)
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It does on my 2012 15-inch rMBP.
Has for me as well on my late 2011 macbook pro, so much better now.
How did you read it as that?
...how about things like "Quick Look" being quick? and how about quick look not being a very quick way to find out which file formats the Finder can no longer read.
My update installed, restarted and didn't ask for my password at boot time, file vault2 (Whole disk encryption) on, also went straight to my user picture in the login screen instead of showing all Users, this seems to be new, how convenient, it remembers who was logged in when installing this update, can't remember seeing this on the last 10.9.1 beta.
Finder was already much better in that last beta too, haven't looked around yet if it is even better now, just installed it.
Finder was already much better in that last beta too, haven't looked around yet if it is even better now, just installed it.
A fix for Quicklook wouldn't come on a .1 update. Those more major issues are saved for later usually. I know this .1 is a bit later than usual though.
My MBA 2013 is asking for password immediately, after opening. Even with delay 4h. Bug since 10.9.
Did you verify this? Or just going off the list? That's some ******** if it's not fixed still...
Weird. If I reboot from a logged in user, I get a login screen the same as the user was still logged in, the same screen as if you had to enter your password after the screensaver starts. Logout and reboot I get the normal login screen where I can enter a username.
My verdict:
-Time Machine's various UI issues has yet to be fixed (see this thread) (filed a bug report on those issues, was told they was being investigated)
-Migration Assistant's UI still has those weird, half-grown checkboxes (image) has yet to be fixed (also filed a bug report on this)
-QuickLook still seems slow and sluggish
Otherwise, not much has seemingly been updated/fixed. If this is the 10.9.1 we were waiting for over a month, then this is disappointing.
-Time Machine's various UI issues has yet to be fixed (see this thread) (filed a bug report on those issues, was told they was being investigated)
-Migration Assistant's UI still has those weird, half-grown checkboxes (image) has yet to be fixed (also filed a bug report on this)
-QuickLook still seems slow and sluggish
Otherwise, not much has seemingly been updated/fixed. If this is the 10.9.1 we were waiting for over a month, then this is disappointing.
I don't think my Mac rebooted after the 10.9.1 update. I wasn't watching it closely when it was updating. But I looked at it a little later and I saw my screen saver password prompt. Unlocked it and my About Mac said it is 10.9.1. But I know it didn't reboot because I wasn't given the FV2 password sceen and one of my apps clearly hadn't restarted like it does when the system reboots. Clearly Mail restarted because it complained about my IMAP server certificate like it always does when it restarts and opens a new connection.
Don't know if the non-reboot was intentional or not.
And to answer one previous question, my FV2 password prompt came up 4 seconds after hearing the restart sound. No long wait for me there. I have a first-gen 13" rMBP.
Don't know if the non-reboot was intentional or not.
And to answer one previous question, my FV2 password prompt came up 4 seconds after hearing the restart sound. No long wait for me there. I have a first-gen 13" rMBP.
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