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Apple Seeds First OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 Beta to Developers
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Has it been resolved? Does mavericks still have probs with external dell monitors?
Maybe they can fix the file system? Having recently gone from 10.6 to 10.9, the worst thing is how slow it is now opening folders and so on. The Time Machine interface lags terribly compared to 10.6 because of this. It also takes far longer to reboot (not that I do so very often).
--Eric
--Eric
Mavericks 10.9.2 is very stable for me, no crashes, no problems, no slowdowns.
But then again, I don't see any performance improvements over my previous Mountain Lion (which was also very rock solid, no crashes for a year).
But then again, I don't see any performance improvements over my previous Mountain Lion (which was also very rock solid, no crashes for a year).
This is new...
It's not, it's been there since 10.9. It happens each time you install an update.
Sounds like faulty hardware or perhaps interference with other nearby networks or radio interference in general from for example microwave ovens, cell towers, etc.
Didn't even backread one post. I'm guessing a lot of people are complaining about 7.1 not being released?
Edit: Backreading right now. Surprisingly, complaining is at a minimum.
Edit: Backreading right now. Surprisingly, complaining is at a minimum.
9to5Mac is reporting that 10.9.3 includes support for the 4k displays to run at 60Hz for those '13 MBP and Mac Pro.
It must be a sign of how tired I am ... I read that as 12' rMBP. Needless to say I was a little confused.
I saw that too. Possibly evidence of a Thunderbolt Display refresh in the upcoming future?
This. It takes up to a full minute for my MBP '12 to go to sleep. When running Windows 7 in boot camp, it takes just 5 seconds.
No. Apple have not pulled it.
New updates don't always show up properly in the downloads section in the mac dev center.
You could try a different browser. Sometimes this works better and if so, you will see this:
Anyway, it will only give you the seed configuration utility and seed note.
The update itself will come from the mac app store or from a direct link in apple's developer forums.
I just checked the direct links. At least they are still working.
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Had this problem sometimes in Safari. I can't remember having that bug again since the time I uninstalled Adobe Flash Player (security reasons).
Honestly, I'm starting to doubt that there's a hardware fault with these Nvidia 320m GPUs. For some reason, 9400m seems to do a better job in terms of smoothness of animations.