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Apple Releases macOS Sierra With Siri, Apple Pay, Apple Watch Unlock, Universal Clipboard, and More
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I just went to Apple's site and downloaded Java for OS X again, I use an old copy of Flash CS6 to make banner adverts (don't judge it pays the bills). After installing Java for OS X Flash starts up again.
https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572?locale=en_US
Hm? I just installed the usual Apple Java V6 since I need it for Photoshop and it works fine for me. What did I miss?
Is anyone having any trouble with CS6? That's all I need to know!
EDIT: look at all those great posts above me. Thanks guys!
EDIT: look at all those great posts above me. Thanks guys!
62% of users iPhone regularly use Siri and 98% have at least tried it.
How is 62% of 1 billion devices sold across the world "not many people", even when accounting for devices that have been thrown away or upgraded?
How do I install it.. It shows that it is downloaded but its not installing after I restart or shutdown computer
Hm? I just installed the usual Apple Java V6 since I need it for Photoshop and it works fine for me. What did I miss?
Have you tried Illustrator?
Sounds like you may be new to mac. In your app folder is the app to install. Run that, in a while you'll have an upgraded system.
Are your iPhone backups still there? My iPhone backup is 32 GB.
(I know that I have a lot of hard drive space that is "lost" as well. I have a 256GB SSD, but can only account for half that in files and free space.)
So this will NOT be compatible with my 2008 Mac Pro?
Too bad.
However, the App Store just prompted me to download Safari 10.0.
The info about macOS Sierra has a link to Support, but every time the link to Upgrade Requirements always goes to Upgrade to OS X El Capitan.
Too bad.
However, the App Store just prompted me to download Safari 10.0.
The info about macOS Sierra has a link to Support, but every time the link to Upgrade Requirements always goes to Upgrade to OS X El Capitan.
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62% of users iPhone regularly use Siri and 98% have at least tried it.
How is 62% of 1 billion devices sold across the world "not many people", even when accounting for devices that have been thrown away or upgraded?
A major hold for me on updating is it working with my Canon Printer/Scanner. It is a very new model, but I just checked, & the Driver package does not include support for Sierra.
This is not a knock at either Canon or Apple - things take time
This is not a knock at either Canon or Apple - things take time
I was running EL Capitan and manually enabled Trim support with the builtin trimforce command. Upgraded to Sierra and the trim option is still enabled. I don't know if Sierra automatically enables it. But it can surely carry over the option.
Illustrator/Photoship/Bridge CS5 all seem to be happy after a brief spin. (I'm not brave enough to install Sierra on my main productivity computer on launch day so I haven't done anything more complex...)
Interesting. I've read where there's been using with Yosemite and above and the Java 6 not being compatible with it. Although I read mixed things about that. Good thinking on not installing Sierra on a "real" machine just yet.
One Does not Simply pause a download from appleyou do not pause downloads from apple
Fixed it for you
I'm 99% sure I tried to enable TRIM in El Capitan using trimforce and afterwards disabled it. Now, in Sierra, it is enabled. So it seems like Sierra enables TRIM even on non-apple SSDs? Mine's a Samsung 850 EVO.
Don't quote me on that though, there's this 1% chance that I did leave TRIM on in ElCap.
According to adobe, photoshop and indesign CS6 support sierra. Dreamweaver, illustrator and acrobat do not. Any reports of experience either corroborating this or not would be appreciated.
https://twitter.com/adobecare/status/778328324703526912
I stand fixed