Options for automatically downloading / installing updates.
Seems a bit redundant as the auto-update options in System Preferences > App Store are still present exactly as in High Sierra. Perhaps this will be resolved before the final release.
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macOS 10.14 Mojave: All The Little Things
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Seems a bit redundant as the auto-update options in System Preferences > App Store are still present exactly as in High Sierra. Perhaps this will be resolved before the final release.
In the keynote, when he first showed dark mode for the first time, he triggered it with a keyboard shortcut. I have no clue what the shortcut would be, however.
"Install App updates from the App store" -- Strange, that setting should be in the App Store
It’s kinda lame that they dont let you select an accent color with the color picker
Hmm. I looked in the shortcuts settings but I don’t see one.
To me it just looks like they've removed any borders from the circular user photos and made them a bit bigger. Certainly nothing drastic (although I haven't tried the username/password login screen, that may have changed compared to the one with just a list of users?).
But not surprising, they still don't let you do that for labels either.
Maybe one day. I never thought in a million years we'd get more colors like in Mac OS 9, but here we are.
Am I crazy or are dark web pages unbearable? Maybe if my mac was retina...
Not exactly what you want, but sites will be able to detect what appearance you are using and serve up a different version of the site. (This is how dark mode was initially discovered.)
Could someone explain how the new sidebar works in finder? Does it work in column and list view? Is it toggled with cmd + I?
[doublepost=1528156709][/doublepost]Also, how does the new screenshot dialog appear? Does it appear as you hold cmd + shift or does it appear after you press cmd + shift + 4?
[doublepost=1528156709][/doublepost]Also, how does the new screenshot dialog appear? Does it appear as you hold cmd + shift or does it appear after you press cmd + shift + 4?
Could someone check if iMessage on this new macOS lets you remove recently-messaged contacts with an "I" button (like in iOS)? It sucks not being able to remove contacts that shouldn't be there anymore.
On iOS, you could start typing a name, and if it's no longer in your contacts but you've previously messaged them, you have the option of removing them.
On iOS, you could start typing a name, and if it's no longer in your contacts but you've previously messaged them, you have the option of removing them.
it's barely new. Text is a bit bigger and the restart/shut down icons have a grey circle behind them.
When running ../beta.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia:
And new option to download assets on the fly:
Also, funky rendering artefacts at the installer screen. It's like some outlines or other UI elements aren't being drawn.
EDIT: I think it updated me to the latest firmware. I hadn't previously run any updates on this mac since 10.13.3, and I'm running the firmware that shipped with the 10.13.5 update. Interesting!
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WARNING: "--applicationpath" is now deprecated.And new option to download assets on the fly:
Also, funky rendering artefacts at the installer screen. It's like some outlines or other UI elements aren't being drawn.
EDIT: I think it updated me to the latest firmware. I hadn't previously run any updates on this mac since 10.13.3, and I'm running the firmware that shipped with the 10.13.5 update. Interesting!
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I haven't tried Mojave, but my guess would be that it's an updated version of the Preview pane (⇧⌘P) – anyone want to confirm?
Apparently there's some sort of new romanized text input for Japanese, but the Apple website doesn't provide much in the way of meaningful detail on it. Would anyone be able to check it out and provide a little more in-depth info?
Well the fact that every Mac still comes with "Macintosh HD" should make you happy
. It does me!When looking for the icon to screenshot for you, I found I had to do some more digging.
DVD player is now located in /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/.
I believe the icon is new, but I can't say I've looked at the app or used the app in many many years.
Attached is a screenshot of the about screen from DVD player. The DVD disc is the icon for the actual app.
