Apple Releases OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 2

[Bradamante]

Thank you!

A python command from terminal nets this:

Python 2.7.5 (default, Jun 14 2013, 22:12:26) 
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 5.0 (clang-500.0.60)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>

While, in that folder, I'm seeing 2.3, 2.5, 2.6, and 2.7.

 

[milo]

It's not even in beta yet.

Nope, just because they don't use that term doesn't change the fact that it's a beta.

 

[milo]

DP3 just went out. 13A510d

 

[petvas]

DP3 just went out. 13A510d

It still doesn't show here. I know it's coming since I already saw the release notes...

 

[karsten]

It still doesn't show here. I know it's coming since I already saw the release notes...

not showing here either

 

[KattDaDon]

What releases notes did you see cause I have yet to see it

 

[petvas]

What releases notes did you see cause I have yet to see it

Notes and Known Issues

Installation

⁃ Network migration from earlier versions of OS X requires the Migration Update for Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion.
⁃ Migration from Windows is not supported in Developer Preview 3.
⁃ Reinstalling Developer Preview 3 from the Recovery Partition is not supported. Developer Preview 3 can be reinstalled using a Time Machine backup or Target Disk Mode.

iCloud and iCloud Keychain

⁃ When enabling iCloud Keychain, a blank sheet may appear. Force Quit System Preferences and retry.
⁃ The Reset Keychain button in Account Details of the iCloud preferences pane is for testing purposes and will not be available in the final release.
⁃ First time iCloud setup may fail. Disabled services may be manually enabled in the iCloud preferences pane.
⁃ After upgrading to Developer Preview 3, iCloud Keychain will need to be re-enabled in the iCloud preferences pane.
⁃ iCloud Keychain in OS X Mavericks Developer Seed 3 is not backward compatible with iOS 7 Seed 2 and OS X Mavericks Developer Seed 2.

Third-Party Applications and Devices

⁃ Installation within a virtual machine is not supported for VMWare Fusion.
⁃ Adobe After Effects CS6 will not function correctly.

Other

⁃ Maps may display some graphical corruption when resizing windows or switching from standard to satellite view.
⁃ Screen recordings taken with Developer Preview 3 are not compatible with earlier releases of OS X.
⁃ The QuickTime Player progress bar may be nonfunctional when opening media that requires conversion prior to playback.
⁃ Aperture may exit unexpectedly when exporting an image while in full screen.
⁃ Moving a full-screen Aperture window to a secondary display may prevent the app window from being visible in subsequent attempts to use full screen.
⁃ When saving from Photoshop, ‘Save As’ may not respect selected filetype.
⁃ Fusion Drive volumes created with Developer Preview 3 are not compatible with OS X version 10.8.4 or earlier.
⁃ Developer Preview 3 includes OpenSSH 6.2p2.

 

[KattDaDon]

Notes and Known Issues

Installation

⁃ Network migration from earlier versions of OS X requires the Migration Update for Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion.
⁃ Migration from Windows is not supported in Developer Preview 3.
⁃ Reinstalling Developer Preview 3 from the Recovery Partition is not supported. Developer Preview 3 can be reinstalled using a Time Machine backup or Target Disk Mode.

iCloud and iCloud Keychain

⁃ When enabling iCloud Keychain, a blank sheet may appear. Force Quit System Preferences and retry.
⁃ The Reset Keychain button in Account Details of the iCloud preferences pane is for testing purposes and will not be available in the final release.
⁃ First time iCloud setup may fail. Disabled services may be manually enabled in the iCloud preferences pane.
⁃ After upgrading to Developer Preview 3, iCloud Keychain will need to be re-enabled in the iCloud preferences pane.
⁃ iCloud Keychain in OS X Mavericks Developer Seed 3 is not backward compatible with iOS 7 Seed 2 and OS X Mavericks Developer Seed 2.

Third-Party Applications and Devices

⁃ Installation within a virtual machine is not supported for VMWare Fusion.
⁃ Adobe After Effects CS6 will not function correctly.

Other

⁃ Maps may display some graphical corruption when resizing windows or switching from standard to satellite view.
⁃ Screen recordings taken with Developer Preview 3 are not compatible with earlier releases of OS X.
⁃ The QuickTime Player progress bar may be nonfunctional when opening media that requires conversion prior to playback.
⁃ Aperture may exit unexpectedly when exporting an image while in full screen.
⁃ Moving a full-screen Aperture window to a secondary display may prevent the app window from being visible in subsequent attempts to use full screen.
⁃ When saving from Photoshop, ‘Save As’ may not respect selected filetype.
⁃ Fusion Drive volumes created with Developer Preview 3 are not compatible with OS X version 10.8.4 or earlier.
⁃ Developer Preview 3 includes OpenSSH 6.2p2.

Why it's not showin up yet

 

[petvas]

Why it's not showin up yet

Don't know but I guess it's going to be up soon.

 

[KattDaDon]

Soon better hurry up

 

[sniffies]

Is it gonna be via Software Update? Or full re-download?

 

[petvas]

Is it gonna be via Software Update? Or full re-download?

We don't know. The developer site shows nothing. The release notes are from the Appleseed site.

 

[karsten]

probably won't release it on the same day as iOS, after the deluge of iOS beta 2 users :/

 

[KattDaDon]

probably won't release it on the same day as iOS, after the deluge of iOS beta 2 users :/

Probably but they did released DP2 same day as iOS 7 beta 2

 

[KattDaDon]

DP3 has been released finally

 

[MikhailT]

They staggered the downloads, so it may be available in one area but not the rest right away. It's going to take sometime before it's available for everybody at once.

 

[KattDaDon]

They staggered the downloads, so it may be available in one area but not the rest right away. It's going to take sometime before it's available for everybody at once.

I guess so but I'm downloading it now

 

[iamnoskcaj]

Working just fine for me...

Interesting... your screenshot looks like you're one of those people who keeps nothing in the dock except running programs.

I always thought that would be logical, but could never bring myself to do it. Sadly I'm one of thosepeople with 30-40 items in their Dock. I like everything to be in the same position all the time. So I try not to ever minimize anything, and mostly keep every app I use regularly in the dock (again, so they're all in the same place - so I can rely on muscle memory). Although these days it's keyboard (a la "Alfred") and multi-touch gestures/tips/taps/swipes that get me where I'm going anyway... so I guess my Dock approach dating back to the early 2000's could probably be refined to fit my usage.

 

[Dalton63841]

Interesting... your screenshot looks like you're one of those people who keeps nothing in the dock except running programs.

I always thought that would be logical, but could never bring myself to do it. Sadly I'm one of thosepeople with 30-40 items in their Dock. I like everything to be in the same position all the time. So I try not to ever minimize anything, and mostly keep every app I use regularly in the dock (again, so they're all in the same place - so I can rely on muscle memory). Although these days it's keyboard (a la "Alfred") and multi-touch gestures/tips/taps/swipes that get me where I'm going anyway... so I guess my Dock approach dating back to the early 2000's could probably be refined to fit my usage.

Haha yea my dock stays naked. When I first tried Mac I had a big long full dock, but I couldn't develop any form of muscle memory for that no matter how long I tried. The grid layout of Launchpad(or the Application Stack back then) just works better for how my brain works I guess.