Anyone want to speculate on whether we will see a 10.9.1 developer seed over the next few days and what fixes might be in it?
Through its customer seeding program, Apple is beta testing a new version of Mail.app for OS X Mavericks, following complaints from users regarding issues with Gmail, folders, retrieving messages, deleting email, and more. The update could be part of an upcoming OS X 10.9.1 release.
looks like 10.9.1 is coming very soon and we may get some mail improvements.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/os-x...esting-new-mail-7-0-in-the-works-396259.shtml
Looks like 10.9.1 is coming very soon and we may get some Mail improvements.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/OS-X...esting-New-Mail-7-0-in-the-Works-396259.shtml
The seed note for the beta mail update released yesterday mentions build 13B15.
That sounds very much like an OS X build number and my understanding has for a long time been that the B means 10.x.1. This certainly has been the case since Tiger (although not before).
I may however be mistaken in this case because the more complete quote is
Submit a bug report using the online Bug Reporter at http://bugreporter.apple.com/. Please make sure to include 10.9 (13B15) in the bug title and description.
But that was 10.9 not 10.9.1
So now I'm just confused regarding build number conventions.
Can anyone elaborate on exactly what is build 13B15?
Yep, Mail has been definitely the worst culprit here - pretty much everything else is flawless so far. My solution was to delete the whole Mail folder inside Library and start accounts from the scratch/re-import older mail folders.
I have no issues to report now - Mail runs fine.
Currently commercial release of Mavericks is 13A603