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Davmeister

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I'm not a true dev but have one way or another been using seed/beta builds of Mavericks since its introduction.

I've noticed recently that my rMBP has stopped downloading them, despite saying its set to receive them the app store doesn't show any available, and I'm not on 10.9.4, the latest build.

Any ideas why/fixes?
 

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I thought 10.10 is going to be announced today ????

Yeah, it is. But it's an announcement, not a release. Apple will work on 10.9 until there are no more bugs to fix and/or they're done with it; even if 10.10 is out.
 
Yeah, it is. But it's an announcement, not a release. Apple will work on 10.9 until there are no more bugs to fix and/or they're done with it; even if 10.10 is out.

10.10 follows the general trend of releases doesn't it? If that's the case 10.9 (Mav) should have support for some time, at least another 6 months I'd say..
 
Hello all: update for others having this problem. Now downloading latest build. Seed configuration utility from Apple did not work; seed configuration utility from 2013 from a torrent on The Pirate Bay did work...!
 
Hello all: update for others having this problem. Now downloading latest build. Seed configuration utility from Apple did not work; seed configuration utility from 2013 from a torrent on The Pirate Bay did work...!

The one that doesn't work is the Free seed configuration utility. The pirated one that works is the one that comes from the paid developer program.
 
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