Soon.
And by that, I mean either this coming week or next week.
pure speculation, or perhaps hope
Soon.
And by that, I mean either this coming week or next week.
Could Apple tell Netflix that they no longer support the plugin Microsoft Silverlight anymore so we can finally watch Netflix again on our Macs. I do not understand why that plugin is still used by Netflix or why Apple does not think it is important to be supported. If they think it is not important then create a Netflix app like Windows 8.
Thanks !
Then they should use a different engine, like chrome's
When we talk about "compatibility vs core profile" then we exclusively talk about OpenGL 3 and upwards (OpenGL 3.2, to be specific, which introduced the "compatibility" profile).
Apple never supported the "compatibility" profile (which would include all the fixed graphic pipeline functions in a GL 3 profile)! You only get the "core" profile when requesting an OpenGL 3 (or up) context.
What you are referring to is the plain old OpenGL 2.x context, but that one is not called "compatibility" profile - it's called... OpenGL 2.x context.
http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Core_And_Compatibility_in_Contexts
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Or later. Or today.
pure speculation, or perhaps hope
As far as I know, you can opt to use HTML5 instead of Silverlight, no?
Experiencing a world of pain on this build on my Unibody 09 White MacBook.
Occasional slow performance (neither the RAM or the CPU are overly taxed when it happens). FPS performance in games has plummeted. Boot up times are sloooow.
Biggest issue for me is that every time I send or receive emails in Mail, it asks me to open preferences and put in my iCloud password (which is already correct and stored). I have to click ok 3 times before it sorts itself out.
Previous build was perfect for me, hopefully they've just changed something significant for testing purposes and the next release will be good again.
Safari push notifications appear to be broken too.