Well done! Quick question, if you tag a file with the iCloud tag, which happens to be in your local documents folder, will it automatically sync that file up to iCloud in the respective application?
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Well done! Quick question, if you tag a file with the iCloud tag, which happens to be in your local documents folder, will it automatically sync that file up to iCloud in the respective application?
You call that "hate"?
And for your information I watched the keynote at work while standing up. So HA!
You call that "hate"?
And for your information I watched the keynote at work while standing up. So HA!
way to be productive...i bet your boss is so proud of your commitment to excellence
Doesn't appear to do that yet. I'm guessing it will in an upcoming new build.
Keep in mind iWork in iCloud is still beta.
Mountain Lion supports the Mid 2007 17-inch MacBook Pro. Does anyone know why Mavericks drops this support and starts with the Late 2007? Wikipedia says they're both identified as MacBookPro3,1. The only differences appear to be an option for a 2.6GHz CPU and slightly faster/larger hard drive options.
Has anyone actually tried Mavericks on a Mid 2007 17-inch?
I like the new functionality of notifications, but I liked the notification center better, because it's more discreet, hopefully they'll bring it back without the skuemorphic linen. The current incarnation is not much different from the obnoxious Facebook chatheads.
Really happy that my Late 2008 uMBP is still going to be supported (from what we can tell). Been a great system so far and would love to keep it in my current rotation as long as possible.
Just a few days ago I saw that a big Dodge Maverick reunion happened in Brazil...were they in the know perhaps?
Out of all the things Apple announced at WWDC, my favorite was Mavericks. I'm definitely looking forward to this release!
I think Mavericks is a reference to a surfing location in CA in this case:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS_X_Mavericks
Somehow I doubt there are a lot of Mac OS 8 users with 680X0 machines out there. If you haven't upgraded your computer in 19 years, I doubt Mac OS 10.9 is what you have been holding out for.
iMessage is not broken. You have to open up Messages and enable your iMessage account.
2 screen support!
I use a 23" Apple monitor with my 15" MacBook Pro. I LOVE some of the new announced features, where I can do separate scrolling on each monitor, and going full screen on one doesn't black out the other.
I use a 23" Apple monitor with my 15" MacBook Pro. I LOVE some of the new announced features, where I can do separate scrolling on each monitor, and going full screen on one doesn't black out the other.
That's great, but now they need Spotlight to be more efficient
(JK, it always runs a lot when first indexing and is fine after.)
And being serious, this looks really, really cool.
(JK, it always runs a lot when first indexing and is fine after.)
And being serious, this looks really, really cool.
I did that, rebooted twice and had no luck. After a while I had pop up to set up a new iCloud account, signed into the old account and it worked.
My mid 2007 iMac is still churning along good. I may do a clean install with this though, since it will probably be my last for this machine.
Really? Support for computers older than 6 years??! Id be surprised if all the bits haven't fallen off on a 7 year old computer - man I lived a different life in 2007, I think I've been through about 5 Macbook Pro's and a Macbook Air since then!