Same thing happening to me, except that's what my primary monitor is doing...really hope this gets fixed in DP5...
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Same thing happening to me, except that's what my primary monitor is doing...really hope this gets fixed in DP5...
This is also a good rule of thumb even when upgrading to final versions. Also if the system runs a little slow.
Repairing permissions can often fix these small issues.
DP4 made it so when I try to browse other time machine disks finder crashes and reopens without even opening time machine 
The first 3 developer preview's worked great for me; however the DP4 install hangs each time and subsequently prevents my Mac mini from booting. I've had to restore from Time Machine backups each time.
Anyone experiencing this issue? Any ideas on how to resolve it other than waiting for DP5?
Looks like this was fixed in DP 5 thankfully. If you did a verbose log job, you'd have seen that it was the WindowServer throwing its toys out the cot.
I don't blame Apple really. Thanks to that idiot that decided to desecrate the sanctity of the Developer Portal, Apple were severely delayed, but as usual, pandered to it's faithful developers and got something out in time.
I'm starting to wonder if this was all a ploy to upgrade the portal? Have you noticed that things are ALOT fast than they were? That weird 'jerkiness' scrolling had, and that odd delay between pages etc... has now vanished.
I personally think they've had a server move rather than a hack attempt. Or shall I say, they saw someone trying to hack in and then decided it was a great excuse to upgrade the servers.
After all, thing od the dismay if Apple said 'right people, no portal for a few weeks, we have to upgrade' rather than the simpler 'we were hacked by xyz and are checking security.
The latter seems like a more likely situation as:
1) It re-enforces the fact that apple are very security conscious
2) They'd rather take the hit than let their developers take it
3) Was it even a stunt? Even PSN didn't have that much downtime due to their whole credit-card information theft debut
As a super-bluechip of the world, they can pretty much say anything, and we have no way of finding out what the actual truth was!
I don't blame Apple really. Thanks to that idiot that decided to desecrate the sanctity of the Developer Portal, Apple were severely delayed, but as usual, pandered to it's faithful developers and got something out in time.
I'm starting to wonder if this was all a ploy to upgrade the portal? Have you noticed that things are ALOT fast than they were? That weird 'jerkiness' scrolling had, and that odd delay between pages etc... has now vanished.
I personally think they've had a server move rather than a hack attempt. Or shall I say, they saw someone trying to hack in and then decided it was a great excuse to upgrade the servers.
After all, thing od the dismay if Apple said 'right people, no portal for a few weeks, we have to upgrade' rather than the simpler 'we were hacked by xyz and are checking security.
The latter seems like a more likely situation as:
1) It re-enforces the fact that apple are very security conscious
2) They'd rather take the hit than let their developers take it
3) Was it even a stunt? Even PSN didn't have that much downtime due to their whole credit-card information theft debut
As a super-bluechip of the world, they can pretty much say anything, and we have no way of finding out what the actual truth was!
I've already posted to someone about this in another thread. Have a look through the 10.9 threads until you find one about Maps not working (on the first page of threads).