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Apple Releases macOS Sierra With Siri, Apple Pay, Apple Watch Unlock, Universal Clipboard, and More
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Only a release candidate for now: http://diskmakerx.com/downloads/DiskMaker_X_6-rc2.dmg
Still sticking to OS X Mavericks. Solid, Stable and with a Disk Utility that makes sense.
Install macOS Sierra.
If you can't find that in your app folder you haven't downloaded it
Just follow the thread I made on this issue:
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ler-for-sierra-gm-and-public-release.1992501/
If you haven't done this before, first search for sierra in Appstore and download it, next it should open automatically, if not there is an App in your Application folder, something like Install sierra.
I just opened an old file, whilst it works, the timeline controls in Flash are not at all smooth. If you depend on your machine to make a living I'd advise caution. I had a feeling this may happen, so I didn't update my main machine.
Although I may still choose to update it in a day or two as I can always boot in to Windows to do anything Flash related.
you're fixated on your fix on my fix!!
Click on the purchases tab in the App Store app and next to the Sierra download is a pause button you can use.
In this article on Ars they recommended MacDaddy install disk creator. I have not used it myself, but the author of that article said they preferred this over other apps they tried.
Oh
Well, I'm too poor to own new fancy stuff such as CS6 ... but Dreamweaver CS5.5 appears to be happy enough, toying with some miniscule web updates for a few minutes. Having wrought havoc on my company logotype in Illustrator CS5.1, I'm also quite happy (except artistically) with the result. I have Acrobat X so can't say for CS6.Illustrator CS5.1 started developing the bad habit of crashing when quitting back in Yosemite (I believe), and it still does in Sierra, but that's more of a cosmetic issue.
not that anybody cares, but I cleaned up my MB shell & screen to welcome the new OS
I got on a 1" thick iMac maxed out w/ a quad core i7 & 16GB Ram and still running Snow Leopard. That thing was a refreshing joy to sit in front of. Fast, smooth, good looking, no iOS identity crisis, just a rock solid machine that did what it did in a most excellent way.
I want it on my desk.
It depends what you define as useful.
For example, World of Warcraft runs on Metal now. The performance improvements on that compared to OpenGL are really impressive.