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Can also confirm launchpad, not that I actually use it or care in the slightest, but I do usually give it a whirl to test overall ui smoothness on the rMBP and happened to notice it occasionally gets stuck and requires an additional swipe or two..
 
Anyone else have these graphical issues on GM?

1. Time Machine icon in menubar does not rotate when backing up. Just is kinda frozen with a half-rotation.

2. Launchpad is sluggish where it doesn't swipe completely over when I perform a finger gesture.

3. Safari scrolling is odd and jolts a little on the page left and right when scrolling up and down.

If no one else has seen these problems I may just have to do a clean install.

MacBook Pro 15" Late 2011 for those wondering.



Launchpad and Safari are the same for me too. So annoying. I almost went back to the beta. haha. I didn't notice the Time Machine one, but I'm sure it's like that.
 
This is how my launchpad normally gets stuck.
 

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I'm getting a glitch with the Safari plug-in for 1Password. Sometimes when I click the browser extention icon the menu appears but you'd hardly notice it was there (mainly when the app is locked and is asking for a password). If you enter the password the menu is displayed correctly. Not sure if this is Mavericks or 1Password though.
 
I see most of the issues listed in th OP and i get parts of my screen to look corrupted whwn i bring my laptop from sleep. I would say its the display , but the problem doesnt show under 10.8
 
System Preferences, General

Both recent GM builds have had graphical/text glitches for me in the System Preferences, General control panel. Just me?
 

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Just you.

Well I’ll be damned. It’s fine under root. Any idea how to clear this up in my user account? I’ve tried purging caches and deleting prefs and whatnot. What am I missing?
 
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I noticed the Time Machine menubar icon and also thought it was a bug :rolleyes:

I've noticed that creating a new tab, either on Finder or Safari, is very sluggish.

On the Finder is worse, every time I create a new tab all the icons kind of jump and turn white for a second and the tab kind of flies from the right very sluggishly.

On Safari, it only happens when the tab bar is not showing (when there's only one page open).

Anybody else who noticed this? Is it fixed on the new GM build?

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Both recent GM builds have had graphical/text glitches for me in the System Preferences, General control panel. Just me?

I have my system language set on Spanish, there's also some text glitches but I think it's more of a translation issue (text not fitting on some buttons or bad formatting).
 
I have my system language set on Spanish, there's also some text glitches but I think it's more of a translation issue (text not fitting on some buttons or bad formatting).

Same deal with French which I use about 50% of the time, but mostly it’s sentences being squished horizontally to make room for the extra words inherent in French. Kind of unavoidable, I guess.
 
Now on the Mavericks official release, and the text in my General System Preferences is still distorted. I have deleted system and user caches, font caches, preferences, and even took the somewhat radical step of migrating my user account to a new user. If I log in as root or as a completely new user, the System Preferences look fine. So it’s something in my user account which is at fault.

Very strange.
 
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Now on the Mavericks official release, and the text in my General System Preferences is still distorted. I have deleted system and user caches, font caches, preferences, and even took the somewhat radical step of migrating my user account to a new user. If I log in as root or as a completely new user, the System Preferences look fine. So it’s something in my user account which is at fault.

Very strange.

I am a moron. I had, at some point in the past, modified the system font size settings using something like TinkerTool. By resetting the font values to their defaults, the cosmetic glitches I’d noticed in Mavericks were instantly fixed.
 
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