Great, I updated, and now my third screen does not work anymore... I should have known
Same here. Im using a nMP and one display on a normal cable and 2 using active adapters. Has worked fine since I got my nMP...
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Apple Releases OS X 10.9.3 With Enhanced Support for 4K Displays, Syncing Improvements
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Same here. Im using a nMP and one display on a normal cable and 2 using active adapters. Has worked fine since I got my nMP...
According to Apple's own User Interface Guidelines, buttons should have verb names, action-oriented names. They buttons themselves should be enough to decide what to do. Instead, when using Yes/No buttons, the user is forced to read the entire dialog text and then make a decision about whether they need to click Yes or No.
From their guidelines:
In the example dialog that I provided in my original post, the buttons could've been named "Keep Episodes" and "Delete After Played".
I am also not getting the new scaled display preference, but the old one with list of available resolutions, on my UHD TV. I guess the 4k support is half-assed.
Exactly. The update only says it "improves" 4K display support. That's a pretty meaningless statement. All this time and not much, if anything is better. And Apple is the company that started the Retina 'movement'. Not good.
Exactly the same setup here, nMP, 2 active dvi adaptors and 1 normal... Hope they fix this soon, can't imagine working on only 2 screens for long...Same here. Im using a nMP and one display on a normal cable and 2 using active adapters. Has worked fine since I got my nMP...
hey bud
You're really not clever at all.
Speaking Safari, it very frustrating to watch Safari start to load a url and then stop. Happens a lot. Have to hit the stop button and then the refresh button again, to get it to completely load.
Back in the early 2000s, Mac Airport (now called Wi-Fi) used to connect to wifi networks immediately. It was a beautiful thing. Something changed over the years and now Wifi connections can be annoyingly slow. There's been several new generations of 802.11 since then, so it probably needs to do a lot more work to detect and negotiate networks, not to mention an explosion in the number of overlapping networks surrounding us these days.
My advice would be to visit System Preferences > Network > Wi-Fi > Advanced and ensure you've only saved networks that you actively use. If the list of saved networks grows too long, it creates a lot more work for the computer to pick a preferred network.
So was this fixed in 10.9.3? Yes or no? Reports, please. I downgraded to ML because of this (and other outstanding) issues, and if this one has been fixed, maybe I'll re-upgrade. Maybe.
Is anyone else having trouble with dual monitors and a 2013 rMBP in clamshell mode?
My setup:
Late 2013 rMBP 15" w/ NVIDIA 750M clamshell mode
Apple Thunderbolt Display @ best for display
Dell UP2414Q (MiniDisplay Port, running on DisplayPort 1.2) @ best for display
On 10.9.2, I could use both monitors.
Since upgrading to 10.9.3, I can only use the Thunderbolt Display OR Dell UP2414Q. I cannot use both at the same time. I've verified this behavior by:
1) Plugging in both displays
2) Unplugging the Dell - the Thunderbolt Display becomes active.
3) Plugging in the Dell and unplugging the Thunderbolt Display - Dell becomes active
(No reboots/logouts occurred between the steps, and I've verified that both Thunderbolt ports are working.)
I've already tried reseting the NVRAM and SMC.
My setup:
Late 2013 rMBP 15" w/ NVIDIA 750M clamshell mode
Apple Thunderbolt Display @ best for display
Dell UP2414Q (MiniDisplay Port, running on DisplayPort 1.2) @ best for display
On 10.9.2, I could use both monitors.
Since upgrading to 10.9.3, I can only use the Thunderbolt Display OR Dell UP2414Q. I cannot use both at the same time. I've verified this behavior by:
1) Plugging in both displays
2) Unplugging the Dell - the Thunderbolt Display becomes active.
3) Plugging in the Dell and unplugging the Thunderbolt Display - Dell becomes active
(No reboots/logouts occurred between the steps, and I've verified that both Thunderbolt ports are working.)
I've already tried reseting the NVRAM and SMC.
I've tried it a few times, seems better but not as quick as it has been previously.
Before, I'd have a WiFi connection almost instantly, then pre-10.9.3 it was 2-3-5 seconds, now on my limited number of samples it's around a second.
So I am not the only one which has this issue since what ... forever.
It just happened again replying to your post, annoying.
Not in my memory, Airport back then was not without its issues, even worse, plenty of kernel panics!
Actually for an average user an Intel C2D with an SSD is more than enough for everything.
A couple of years ago we've reached a certain level where performance doesn't really matter anymore to 99% of the users, simply because the difference is unnoticeable. I'm also planning to keep my 2011 MBA for a few more years because it's perfect for everything I need. The only thing that could make me consider an update is a Retina MBA, but then I'd rather wait at least one generation until possible glitches are smoothed out. Fortunately Apple is not violently forcing Mac users to upgrade - the fact that you can install Mavericks even on a 2008 MBP/MBA is quite cool.
Ive tried using 2 normal cables and 1 active adapter with no luck. I really have 4 displays normally hooked up with 2 being active and 2 passive but have started troubleshooting with 3, so I am left without 2
Soon you will only be able to use Mac App Store apps and the documents contained within those apps! No more fooling with system settings or data files!
