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Apple Seeds First Build of OS X 10.8.1 to Developers
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In 10.8.0:
Safari 8536.25 (same)
Boot Camp 444 (same)
App Store 129 (same)
Mail 1485 (older)
It's actually a fairly big update. Code files are typically only a couple of kilobytes in size. So a 36.4MB update is fairly big. And anyways, Apple probably wants to just focus on the most critical updates first and then move on to the graphical bugs. Plus, this is only the first build.
I have experienced some graphics problems in Mac Mail. When I spoke with Apple, I was told that the Mac Mail specialist techs have been getting a lot of glitch reports on Mac Mail since ML.
I'm hoping that these will be addressed.
I'm hoping that these will be addressed.
Comparing it to previous 10.x.1 updates it's small for reference 10.6.1 was 71.47 MB 10.7.1 was 79.29 MB.
Cmd + x
I just realized earlier this week after I installed the Mountain Lion, they have removed the "cmd + x " for cut. I use it a lot with moving files around my hard drives. I would love to see it work back. Thanks OS X guys. Keep it up!
I just realized earlier this week after I installed the Mountain Lion, they have removed the "cmd + x " for cut. I use it a lot with moving files around my hard drives. I would love to see it work back. Thanks OS X guys. Keep it up!
I just realized earlier this week after I installed the Mountain Lion, they have removed the "cmd + x " for cut. I use it a lot with moving files around my hard drives. I would love to see it work back. Thanks OS X guys. Keep it up!
In Finder? As far as I know you need a third party app for that. I use TotalFinder.
Oh well. I guess I will have to continue using the workaround of rebooting with Automatic GPU Switching disabled - at least that works.
I just realized earlier this week after I installed the Mountain Lion, they have removed the "cmd + x " for cut. I use it a lot with moving files around my hard drives. I would love to see it work back. Thanks OS X guys. Keep it up!
Macs have never been able to "cut" files. CMD-X only works with text. Always been that way.
Hope this fixes the disappearing mouse cursor.
Yes, that was a strange bluetooth problem that only happened once, but i'ld rather these surprises didn't happen. Now I have a Service Battery problem as a result. Will work on that when I get home.
Confirmed. Have been using Mac since 2007 and there is no cut for files in Finder.
Just opened up the package in Pacifist; there's a lot of changes in this bad boy. Size is a lot smaller than Lion updates most likely because Lion added Retina resources through software updates which are a lot larger than binaries.
Things of note:
Mail, QuickTime Player, kernel, AppleSmartBatteryManager, 802.11, AHCI, and USB kexts, updates to system Mail components, Messages components, Bonjour.
Things of note:
Mail, QuickTime Player, kernel, AppleSmartBatteryManager, 802.11, AHCI, and USB kexts, updates to system Mail components, Messages components, Bonjour.
Excellent! I hope this fixes the majority of the bugs I have experienced... loss of the mouse cursor and trackpad buttons, random freezes and improvement of the battery. I typically see about 5-6 hours and it should be better than that.
Dear TPTB thank you for the Battery manager update....now make sure it actually works...my battery on ML is awful.
I haven't had any crashes. What are you running ML on?
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what are you talking about? The apple developer page?
You can "cut" files on finder using cmd + c and then paste with cmd+opt+v
It's not properly "cut" (i would call move) but does the same thing.
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