That's been the current iTunes logo since the launch of Apple Music a couple months ago.
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OS X El Capitan Reviews: 'Solid as a Rock' and a Worthy Update Thanks to Performance Improvements
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That's been the current iTunes logo since the launch of Apple Music a couple months ago.
The beta has run better than Yosemite ever did for me. The UI lag improvements alone are worth the upgrade.
I think I'll wait with this one. I'm still traumatized by how many of my work apps ceased to work on Yosemite. Took like two months until everything was back to normal. Also rootless is a scary "feature".
There is a new logo, but it doesn't look like that for me. It looks like this:
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I don't find myself using split-view, never. BetterSnapTool + multiple desktops kills it.
nope, it's still the same. just an old screenshot
I don't know if anyone else has had this problem but ? I have been using it with only 1 bug when I have mail opened but the window closed for no reason later the window opens by itself and I have to click on a different folder then back to the in folder to see what is written, so now I just hide mail until I want to use it. I have sent a report to Apple
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I'm debating upgrading. I'm still on Mavericks but it's starting to become outdated (Mavericks and iOS 9 don't sync completely with iCloud). I was on Yosemite for a few days but it was just slow, laggy and overheated my computer constantly.
If you're a video professional (like me) you might want to wait a few maintenance releases before upgrading. The underlying changes to Metal have caused plenty of problems with video plugins.
Thanks! I've heard mixed reports. I'll update my secondary system and see if that works before the main.
Really excited for this update. Looking forward to the performance improvements, not that my mac has any performance issues but come on. Who doesn't want them?
From my experience AutoCAD and QuarkXpress are having issues still. Both won't function more than a minute after loading. To Quarks credit they have been warning not to update until they have their software ready, likely 2-3 weeks from now.
No word from AutoDesk on AutoCAD though.
"rootless" is a feature that makes your Mac MORE secure.
You've still got root - you can still use 'sudo' - You've just got another layer of protection. The 'root' user can't write to /System, /bin, /sbin or /usr (except /usr/local). A few other security things 'root' user can't do as well. It protects you from having software ask for the root user, you give it root user privileges, and then it modifies your system files. It can't do this anymore.
Look here: http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/193368/what-is-the-rootless-feature-in-el-capitan-really
(You can turn it off if you want as well)
Would it still be recommended to do a fresh install? Or would doing a regular update be just as good. Usually I do a fresh install.