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Apple Releases macOS Sierra With Siri, Apple Pay, Apple Watch Unlock, Universal Clipboard, and More
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Because its useless - Siri is useless - not many people use on iphone itself
Hmm, don't know if anybody else has posted about this, but why is System Preferences icon layout such a mess - looks like row 2 doesn't have enough room for Startup Disk so its wrapped to a new line...?
15min here in Sweden
I keep thinking I ought to move to Sweden. Silly language barrier though.
I have it with D700's. No difference.
The entire OS is basically identical except for some minor things (I don't use Siri and it's even more useless on a desktop).
Speak for yourself; I use Siri every once in a while. I'll definitely be using it for Mac specific functionality too.
While it may not be technically necessary, it will give you a baseline starting point for troubleshooting purposes when testing applications.
If you are report bugs to Apple or a vendor, they are more likely to look into something if they can recreate it. If you say: "Clean install, ran all updates, installed application X, updated with Y patch, issue Z happens if I follow these next steps", they should be able to recreate the exact conditions.
If however you start with a system that has been upgraded over and over with 2 dozen apps installed, they certainly won't be able to do so.
Same here
Yeah - I thought it was just like that in the beta versions, and that it would be fixed for release, but sadly not... btw, I'm using it on an old white MacBook (late 2009) if that makes any difference - with an SSD and it runs great
No surprise here. I use Apple 30" Cinema displays on my 2013 MP and half the time they won't show anything when I boot up.
Then I spend 15 minutes unplugging DP and USB cables until it finally works.
Does it look nicer for systems without optical drives, or is it consistent on any Mac?Same here
new macbooks are coming. can't wait go get macos sierrъ with my new macbook pro retina, instead of installing it...
Yeah - I thought it was just like that in the beta versions, and that it would be fixed for release, but sadly not... btw, I'm using it on an old white MacBook (late 2009) if that makes any difference - with an SSD and it runs great
Mine is fine. Better even. (first time in my life
)Great Apple, now how about some damn new MBP's. We're starving over here.
I think I know what you mean … technically that's not an update; it's wiping everything before installing.
Not quite, it's APFS.
It should be,
it should be,
it should be there,
it should be available now,
Please join the discussion at Introducing Apple File System (APFS)