Still holding out hope they bring Cover Flow back! Any view options for that? One of the best visual aspects of the old iTunes, in my opinion, which is why I'm still using 10.7.
So many seem to hate it, but I loved it as well. I loved it on the iPhone, as well. I still have it on my iPod touch in my car, and I find myself listening to songs when I'm scrolling through the covers that I probably wouldn't have thought to listen to otherwise. Whatever the changed it to in iOS(the grid view) is horrible.
Drop down box in the upper left corner:
as far as i know anyone could join apple seed programme it wasn't for selected few
where do i submit design changes and bug reports.. found some MAJOR flaws after just 10 min of use..
You do not want to use this update in a "normal" environment. It will drive you absolutely bonkers. WIFI issues have not been fixed in this build, nor has the attachments in email been brought back ( i.e if someone sends you a photo it will show a broken link and you need a 3rd party image viewer to view them externally ) This isnt just annoying issues like that.. its the issues where your wifi will just turn off and you need to reboot 100 times and worst case reinstall to get back. Lots of bugs being thrown down in the developer forums today.
I think apple intended this to be a public release when they made the roadmap a few months ago, but Yosemite is so far from public release with so many bugs that Apple did the right thing and waited till it was better. I expect to see a DP5 come out in a few weeks and see how it goes.
Bold: That's what your post is!
I have no Wifi issues, I can see all my attachments, I do not need to restart nor have kernel panics.
It's not perfect, some graphical UI glitches once in a while but it's a lot more stable than what you say or think it is.
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where do i submit design changes and bug reports.. found some MAJOR flaws after just 10 min of use..
Do you mean programmer view? My screenshot is scientific view.
iTunes is perfectly functional for me on my Windows 8.1 machine.
In fact iTunes has always been fine for me on Windows... I don't quite see why it gets such an insane amount of hate.
Results will vary.. I ended up installing on a Macbook Pro 2009 w/ 8GB of RAM, and it is significantly slower than my Mavericks partition. Certainly some optimization still to do, but likely not a big surprise at this stage.
I can use it, but seems to be a bit of a grind on my older hardware. LONG boot time, and heavy CPU utilization.
Though Preview can now open RAW images with the last DP, Aperture 3.5.1 is still unusable with my RAW files on Yosemite. (Same photo library works fine with Mavericks)
Mail still won't stay open for more than a few seconds if I add an Exchange 2010 account. I don't know if that issue is really all that widespread, but for an account with less than a week's worth of mail on it, I would assume it isn't a problem processing a specific mail message, but some other incompatibility.
Apart from color and the numeric labels themselves. Take a look at your physical keypad right now, does it have to have different shapes to let you know that it is a numeric keypad? Think about it.
It has a new icon; what more do you want?!
Bold: That's what your post is!
I have no Wifi issues, I can see all my attachments, I do not need to restart nor have kernel panics.
It's not perfect, some graphical UI glitches once in a while but it's a lot more stable than what you say or think it is.
Sorry, you are right. Can you enable RPN mode and post a screenshot?
Does copy/paste finally work with Calculator?
They have never done a public beta of an OS before. Typically I would advise against using a beta OS, especially if you use more than the default Apple apps. Third party apps and pro apps usually do not get updated until the public release.
You must be still using a non-Retina screen. On my Retina Macbook Pro the new iTunes looks absolutely gorgeous. Retina screens make text and photos look very good. Almost like a printed sheet of paper. The flat designs bring out this effect nicely. The older skeumorphic designs served to help hide the ugly pixelated text caused by the lower quality screens.