Great excuse. It just works. - err, where did this come from?SW is often released with known bugs in order to get to market quick. Microsoft pioneered and perfected this concept!
I always wonder what type of dark magic MacRumor users are into because I've never had any of these WiFi issues, bugs or freeze problems and have the newest Yosemite updates installed on a 2013 iMac, a 2008 iMac and a 2012 Mac Mini....
I for one getting tired of updating, troubleshooting, workarounds, and searching forums, to make Apple products work. Never ending. I purchase Apple products to make my life simpler, more enjoyable, and use the products. (End of Rant)
Anyway, thanks to all of you who are willing to allocate the amount of time you do for us. Greatly appreciated.
Nice to see Apple putting out fixes already. Get those WiFi bugs nailed down and people will be happy (making me wonder if they'll do that before the next release).
Sorry to hear your experiencing this, but totally a v1.0 software problem. Apple should have made Photo's an option and kept iPhoto available and the default for 6 months to a year while they get the initial bugs worked out of Photos cause they were going to be there.
You're such a charmer!
I have not seen kernel extensions - 3rd party or otherwise - mentioned in these articles. You must have access to information I have not seen yet on the topic. I'm green with envy.
Not only he or she is a charmer but also a proud member of the IADL (International Apple Defence League), AKA, the Apple apologists<- tongue-in-cheek smiley to release the tension...
The most common reason people have poor battery life in OS X is Chrome / Flash, or worse, Chrome+Flash.
Lots of those in almost every forum on Macrumors.Sorry, there's just nothing more annoying than an uneducated complainer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks's_law
Makes you wonder why they bother with public betas.
The last update was 2 gig for me... and my Wifi's dropping more then ever before on OSX.... anyone else got that?
Not a behavior I see on 3 different Macs with SD slots and 10.10.3.There is another major bug in the card slot driver of 10.3.3:
SDXC cards not mount properly on my MacBook Pro in the card slot. Even though they are unlocked physically they are showing up as locked
I always wonder what type of dark magic MacRumor users are into because I've never had any of these WiFi issues, bugs or freeze problems and have the newest Yosemite updates installed on a 2013 iMac, a 2008 iMac and a 2012 Mac Mini....
... Yosemite and updates are FREE!!
Makes you wonder why they bother with public betas.
Do they tell you how to install the fix if your Mac does not start? (Not that I have that problem)
I always wonder what type of dark magic MacRumor users are into because I've never had any of these WiFi issues, bugs or freeze problems and have the newest Yosemite updates installed on a 2013 iMac, a 2008 iMac and a 2012 Mac Mini....
And Apple has undergone every major attempt to make sure that their hardware gets deprecated quicker and quicker (by not being able to switch/upgrade drives, memory etc.).
Oh and by the way: even if the OS was free: my own time ain't!
But now it is updated, you should be able to redownload and make a bootable usb of build 14D136 - and then not require the supplemental update....
On the other hand the delta and combo standalone installers have not been updated and so if you use these, they will still require the supplemental update.
Do they tell you how to install the fix if your Mac does not start? (Not that I have that problem)
Are you supposing that the public beta caught no bugs, since one got through? Or, more likely, are you not involved with software development of any kind.