Siri is non-functional on my 2014 5k iMac. (It can't find the iMac's internal microphone.) So I hope Apple gets that straightened out. After all, it's Sierra's most-touted feature.
Check the actual Mail store at ~/Library/Mail/V3/[hashed account folder name]/. (It is V2 for Mav, V3 for El Cap, not sure about Sierra yet.) You might have to drill down for a bit, the actual .emlx files are buried in hashed folders, in a Messages folder. Also, check the mod date of the folders. But I have seen this kind of issue in prior versions, going all the way back to 10.8 and 10.9. Basically Mail doesn't do its own heavy lifting to list messages, it relies on Spotlight. And there have been several really difficult (apparently) to pin-down bugs in Spotlight where caches get corrupted and just what you say is occurring happens. Personally, my belief is that a Spotlight message parser is getting tripped up by some weird character string/data embedded in a message, and then POOF! That Spotlight cache gets updated on Mail store migration. Apple is clueless, obviously, as this has been going on for YEARS!!Anybody lose previously saved emails in macmail after the installation of Sierra? My folder structure is there but the emails in the folders are gone. Mac Mail went through a migration upon first opening after installing Sierra yesterday. Just noticed today that the actual emails are missing.
(It's sarcasm, folks... there's always a .0 ot there somewhere. Programmers are rational, after all, and don't number their software like pi or e)
do you hate the usefulness of karabiner, FCP7 log and capture, and LibreOffice?
do you want apple to automagically sync your desktop and document folders across all your devices using some logic and process you can't pause, stop or otherwise control?
Siri is non-functional on my 2014 5k iMac. (It can't find the iMac's internal microphone.) So I hope Apple gets that straightened out. After all, it's Sierra's most-touted feature.
________Hopefully Apple will fix Safari so that a user like myself can again set the exact font size they want. Safari 10.0 is useless to me now because this feature was removed. SMH
Perhaps fixing the bug with 2K monitors forced to terribly low resolutions? Or maybe this was Apple's way of bringing me the SUPER HUGE FONTS from iOS to "macOS".
Hopefully Apple will fix Safari so that a user like myself can again set the exact font size they want. Safari 10.0 is useless to me now because this feature was removed. SMH
That might work fine for you but it doesn't work for me. Setting the font at 22pt was perfect for me. Thankfully, there are other browsers that haven't become IE-apple flavored."the exact font size" you want on the web has always been useless because one font's 12pt is the equivalent of another font's 15pt.
The new option Safari offers, to scale all web sites by some amount, like 1.15, IMHO ,works far better as a practical solution to the problem.
better bring SOMETHING because my desktop is pretty much unusable!!!!
MAC OS 10.12 SIERRA!!
do you hate the usefulness of karabiner, FCP7 log and capture, and LibreOffice?
do you want apple to automagically sync your desktop and document folders across all your devices using some logic and process you can't pause, stop or otherwise control?
would you like to talk to your computer and have it respond with the same crippling lack of usefulness as your phone?
are you stymied by the fact that when you copy some bit of useless text on your phone and then wait upwards of 30 seconds, that same text isn't automagically propagated to the clipboard of your laptop?
are you hard at the thought of a built in utility half as capable of dozens of crapware "spring cleaning" type apps that do advanced things such as empty your trash for you on a predetermined schedule?
would you like to see the finder crash with a cool new dialog box that actually asks you if you want it to crash or to keep messing up without crashing?
do you love the bugs that make disk utility a piece of crap where it was formerly just fine? would you like mail.app to start crashing again?
are you nostalgic for the bug that made Ghostery bork the combined Safari search/url box in the early days of 10.11?
THEN UPGRADE NOW!
For some reason disabling the "pre-release updates" setting in the App Store system preference isn't working. You can solve this by opening terminal and entering:I am running the official retail version of Sierra (I was part of the developer beta programme). I since changed my SYSTEM PREFERENCES -> APP STORE -> and changed "your system is set to receive pre-release..." to NO.
Since then that option no longer appears in the APP store.
However, in my updates the BETA for 10.12.1 is showing which is exactly what I do NOT want.
How can I disable this given I've already done the above.
sudo defaults delete /Library/Preferences/com.apple.SoftwareUpdate CatalogURL
For some reason disabling the "pre-release updates" setting in the App Store system preference isn't working. You can solve this by opening terminal and entering:
Enter your password when prompted.Code:sudo defaults delete /Library/Preferences/com.apple.SoftwareUpdate CatalogURL
This will set Software Update back to using the standard non-beta catalog.