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What's your definition of unusable? I just updated two headless minis just fine...

The Mini powers down the GPU when it detects no display is attached. Redraws are horribly slow, mouse pointer jerks all over the place ...
 
I did not think to check first to confirm, but I noticed when I did a permissions repair in Disk Util it changed the permissions of both the Users and Shared folders and now they are both hidden in Finder. So I suspect if you repair permissions you will find they get hidden.

I just did the verify/repair permissions, and did a restart, and the users are still visible.
The only thing I can think of is that I have multiple users on my computer?
I just updated a 2008 20" iMac and they are also visible.
I work at a school so ill have many upgrades to test and report back.
 
The issue where user credentials were offered to be stored to the keychain - but weren't - appears to be fixed.
 
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.

that sucks if they crippled/overlooked that in testing purposely because you're using clam shell...I'm starting to get really annoyed with Apple
 
I just did that and my folders are not hidden. My guess is you were using a 3rd party disk utility ?

Nope... plain old Disk Utility. There are multiple posts in this thread reporting /Users being hidden by this update, so it is nothing unique to my system.
 
The public "developer" preview almost fixed the video output bug on my 2011 MBP, so let's hope this fixes it completely.

If you're wondering what I mean by almost fixing it, the preview made it work again, but only if you're running on the integrated GPU BEFORE you plug it in the display. It's somewhat annoying that I have to kill the browser (so that OSX automatically switches to the integrated GPU) before I can plug in an external display.

Edit: Apparently not... Still requires you to be running on the integrated GPU before it'll switch to the dedicated one and output video trough it.
 
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I just did the verify/repair permissions, and did a restart, and the users are still visible.
The only thing I can think of is that I have multiple users on my computer?
I just updated a 2008 20" iMac and they are also visible.
I work at a school so ill have many upgrades to test and report back.

You might be onto something there. I have only the one user account and /Users got hidden.

Maybe others can weigh in on this angle.
 
I just did the verify/repair permissions, and did a restart, and the users are still visible.
The only thing I can think of is that I have multiple users on my computer?
I just updated a 2008 20" iMac and they are also visible.
I work at a school so ill have many upgrades to test and report back.

Multiple local user accounts here. My primary is an admin account as is one of the others. The remaining 3 are standard user accounts.

/Users hidden here on upgrade to 10.9.3
 
I can echo the issues mentioned before: wifi and mail app

Wifi - doesn't automatically connect after waking up from sleep. Have to toggle wifi off and then back on.

Mail app - doesn't receive mail. If you delete on Macbook it doesn't sync across other devices.

Two huge issues that I only had after using Maverick
 
You might be onto something there. I have only the one user account and /Users got hidden.

Maybe others can weigh in on this angle.

All the machines I updated have only one account, and some got hidden, some didn't.
 
You know what's telling about these "xxx MB on a 2011 MBP" posts that have almost become a meme here because it's always a 2011 MBP?

How many people are still on Sandy Bridge 2011 MacBooks and are completely satisfied with their performance/seemingly don't have plans to upgrade (based on how long the posts have been going on, and not decreasing in number).

I have an early 2011 MBP and I'm really happy with it. Mavericks has given it a new lease of life.
 
Mixed news on external drives

Good: All of the external drives that have been problems in sleeping/spinning down do seem to spin down now

Bad: All of the external drives that used to have no problems spinning down don't now



Edited to add: went to the "energy" preferences pane of the server where the non-sleeping drives were, the "spin down disks when possible" was unchecked. I did not uncheck this box, perhaps it got changed/corrupted during the upgrade?
 
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Does this mean that the nVidia card is no longer required for great 4K monitor support from the MBP?

Is there even a reason to have nVidia now outside of gameplay? Final Cut, Adobe CS, all work with OpenCl so integrated is better, as far as my research goes.
 
Don't forget to re-enable TRIM

Community Service Announcement:

Don't forget to re-enable TRIM on your SSD drives, the upgrade most certainly turns TRIM support off (as upgrades always have, that's not a change).
 
Very disappointed...

I'm disappointed. iTunes has not brought back the ability to synchronize Safari bookmarks from OSX for iOS via iTunes (bypassing the nsa-cloud). Rumors had raised hopes.
 
The Dock indicator lights have been changed - they're more visible now. Less glow to them.
 
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