The only difference I've noticed is that after the Aperture update for Yosemite, the double arrows for full screen in the top right of the Aperture screen have disappeared and now the buttons in the top left corner of Aperture control this, in line with other apps in Yosemite.
Yes everything is up to date... What is weird is that my iphoto seems to take my aperture library now, wasn't doing that before I think... iPhoto is extremely fast to open, but Aperture stays slow. I am not sure what's wrong
Yes everything is up to date... What is weird is that my iphoto seems to take my aperture library now, wasn't doing that before I think... iPhoto is extremely fast to open, but Aperture stays slow. I am not sure what's wrong
As you may know, the so-called Unified Library allows Aperture and iPhoto to share libraries. You might want to check your settings on iPhoto. Something might have gotten changed such that iPhoto now looks at your Aperture Library.
As for the speed, I don't know what to tell you because many things can slow it down. How full is your hard disk? Aperture is known for slowing down when a system disk gets full.
Preliminary testing of Ap 3.6 and 10.10 seemed to go well for me on my MBP 13" '12. That said performance was not fantastic as I was running Yosemite off of an external 7200RPM drive rather than my internal solid state - but it wasn't worse than expected off of an old drive. Haven't extensively tested though due to the wifi issues with Yosemite.
It's back fast now... I did a option + CTRL click or something like that and it seems to have repaired or made back the link to the database... it was still opening but very slow and after that trick. Problem is solved!