OS X 10.11 All The Little Things!

[Planey28]

Small question: now that the system font is SF, is it supplied as a typeface in font book and available for use in documents?

 

[kmj2318]

Small question: now that the system font is SF, is it supplied as a typeface in font book and available for use in documents?

It's not, and I don't expect it to be.

 

[xmichaelp]

I really dislike the changes they've made to the buttons on the top bar of apps like safari and pages. They've made them less flat and it looks bad. It's a regression from Yosemite. It's hard to tell exactly what they did but it looks like they made them more gray/less white and they added a slight gradient.

 

[ps3zocker]

I really dislike the changes they've made to the buttons on the top bar of apps like safari and pages. They've made them less flat and it looks bad. It's a regression from Yosemite. It's hard to tell exactly what they did but it looks like they made them more gray/less white and they added a slight gradient.

Yeah. I liked that clean look with just a white button and sharp shadow. They now apply a slight gradient and a light gray outline around the buttons...

 

[kristoffer4]

Any videos of "Auto hide menubar"? 🙂

 

[kristoffer4]

Yes you're the only one. iOS uses ARC, which is partly why it doesn't need much ram to run properly.

So is Apple telling developers to use this for their apps in El Capitan?

 

[kristoffer4]

Thanks. So awesome, but it feels like this should have been an option a long, long time ago...

Thanks. 🙂

 

[bbfc]

I really dislike the changes they've made to the buttons on the top bar of apps like safari and pages. They've made them less flat and it looks bad. It's a regression from Yosemite. It's hard to tell exactly what they did but it looks like they made them more gray/less white and they added a slight gradient.

I like the subtle changes. I felt Yosemite was too white, and too flat.

 

[TMRJIJ]

So is Apple telling developers to use this for their apps in El Capitan?

Probably. It won't take out all of your apps but you will get quite a few updates when that happens

 

[Mischaa]

You can now choose what happens when you double-click the title bar.

Both do nothing for now.

Any videos of "Auto hide menubar"? 🙂

It's a little laggy because it's a gif but here it is.

 

[bbfc]

Both do nothing for now.

The option for double-clicking the menu bar does work. Just tried it.

 

[iPhil]

From watching the reviews of el cap via YouTube ... Some people are gaining space on the boot drives after installing el cap dp1 ...


Video link --

 

[JayJamesWaller]

Don't know why but El Capitan keeps changing my screen brightness for no reason, have the power saving setting turned off too.

 

[applepuree]

JK JUST FOUND IT!!! It's an accessibility setting now, under trackpad options. But I'm always paranoid about messing up my trackpad, so I never like clicking it. Plus the click is terrible with Macbooks..

That was driving me crazy, thanks for finding it.

 

[Takohashi]

I really dislike the changes they've made to the buttons on the top bar of apps like safari and pages. They've made them less flat and it looks bad. It's a regression from Yosemite. It's hard to tell exactly what they did but it looks like they made them more gray/less white and they added a slight gradient.

No. It looks really good.

 

[shadowapple]

where it is repairing permissions??

 

[Yakibomb]

Ugh. Photos opens whenever I plugin in my iPhone or iPad. Any ideas how to disable it?

Image capture/iphoto used to automatically open when I plugged my devices in, can't remember exactly how to disable it but I'm sure it'll be similar for Photos

 

[ButteryScrollin]

where it is repairing permissions??

Done by the OS after software installs/updates.

 

[Zach Nathan]

On the Apple website the iTunes icon has a ive-pastel-gradient, but it is not yet in the developer beta.

That's just the Apple Music icon on iTunes. I'll definitely be changing it.

 

[Yakibomb]

The colour scheme of the Standard map in Maps seems to be much less colourful than before: picture

I like it, if only there was a dark mode toggle to something like this:

 

[ncrypt]

Selecting a menu option in Safari shows a check mark next to it

 

[JayJamesWaller]

Open Image Capture whilst your iDevice is connected and change the 'Connecting this iPhone/iPad opens:' option in the bottom left, solved! 🙂

 

[KALLT]

where it is repairing permissions??

It's gone; obsolete. El Capitan has a new feature called Rootless that prevents changes to your system folder permissions. Repair permissions is thus not necessary and carried out by system updates automatically.

 

[ButteryScrollin]

No. It looks really good.

Does look better on El Cap, but the difference is very minimal.

 

[Yakibomb]

Afraid that's not it 😉

Oh please do share your secret 😉