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OS X El Capitan 10.11.1 Public Release Coming Soon With Fixes for Office 2016, Mail, and More
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I tried Time Machine Editor. It made no difference. Time Machine would still not do automatic backups at the selected interval.
Will Taco Bell start an "order with taco emoji" system like Domino's? That would be fun. I'd still never eat there though.
That statement is completely idiotic. Office is an important product for Apple. Why would they intentionally break it and then fix it. Really. Trolls should be able to do better than this.
NOT TRUE!!
Many sites indicate that el cap has been one of the most bug ridden releases. I would never update until at least xx.xx.01 and more likely .02. Don't complain if you lose your data.
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I always have backups but honestly it is out of beta and I've run every .0 release of OS X since the first version any never lost data from being an early adopter, I've always found the new features or improvements worth the move and apps always catch up eventually.
I always have backups but honestly it is out of beta and I've run every .0 release of OS X since the first version any never lost data from being an early adopter, I've always found the new features or improvements worth the move and apps always catch up eventually.
I always have backups but honestly it is out of beta and I've run every .0 release of OS X since the first version any never lost data from being an early adopter, I've always found the new features or improvements worth the move and apps always catch up eventually.
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The beachball gets on my nerves. Apple claims that El Capitan is faster but I'm not seeing that. Hopefully this update fixes that.
10.11.1 beta included a firmware update for my mid 2010 15" MBP.
I had some GPU related kernel panics under the latest 10.10 versions and under 10.11.0.
Seems to have been fixed since installing 10.11.1
5 year old MBP with aftermarket SSD and 8GB of ram is really flying under 10.11...
I had some GPU related kernel panics under the latest 10.10 versions and under 10.11.0.
Seems to have been fixed since installing 10.11.1
5 year old MBP with aftermarket SSD and 8GB of ram is really flying under 10.11...
Perhaps because the root of the bug was in the operating system itself and not the app.
Yep, my experience was exactly the same. The 10.11.1 beta released this week does seem to have made Office 2016 much more stable again though.
I swear to all things holy, why Apple cannot do Mail is utterly beyond me.
When was the last time it worked? Snow leopard, that is when I believe it functioned with Exchange, Mobile Me, and others.
Damn, fix it already- they act like it is some insurmountable task.
When was the last time it worked? Snow leopard, that is when I believe it functioned with Exchange, Mobile Me, and others.
Damn, fix it already- they act like it is some insurmountable task.
Have you seen the stupid new Facebook emoticons?
I'm happy for every dollar Apple pays its designers.
I'm happy for every dollar Apple pays its designers.
The first thing they need to adress is to fix the issue with Bluetooth tethering not working with iPhones and consequently Airdrop and other functionality not working either.
Spent over an hour with phone support before they acknowledged it is a known issue and all i can expect for my iPhone 6 to work is an update
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7252461
Spent over an hour with phone support before they acknowledged it is a known issue and all i can expect for my iPhone 6 to work is an update
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7252461
Anyone testing the beta know whether the slooooooooowwwwwwww SMB performance with Windows 2012 servers has been fixed? I've got several machines where I work running Yosemite and El Capitan and the users are pulling their hair out with how long it takes to access files on the network.
I'm having a bug that makes the system completely irresponsive for long amounts of time when a Safari tab is closed. I'm getting it at least once a day.
Been having it for 3 months now, reported it repeatedly with crash dumps. Apple knows about it and has it marked as a duplicate of another report that isn't mine, ergo this issue is at least somewhat widespread.
Yet it's still not fixed in latest El Capitan beta and presumably would not be fixed in 10.11.1.
Been having it for 3 months now, reported it repeatedly with crash dumps. Apple knows about it and has it marked as a duplicate of another report that isn't mine, ergo this issue is at least somewhat widespread.
Yet it's still not fixed in latest El Capitan beta and presumably would not be fixed in 10.11.1.
It will come in handy when I need to give Apple feedback about their still broken SMB protocol.
How can an operating system that only has to run on five different models always need so many on going fixes?
I could understand it if it had to run on millions of iterations of different hardware like Linux or Windows does.
But five different models?
I could understand it if it had to run on millions of iterations of different hardware like Linux or Windows does.
But five different models?
When Office 2011 for Mac runs and launches fast by at least 5 times, compared to Office 2016, something major is amiss. the fact is a newer version of Office should not launch slower and perform slower than a version 4 years old. It should be equivalent if not faster than Office 2011.