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Yes.



No. (at least I don't see a way to do so) but you can have multiple tags for one item.

Ok thanks. Are the colour labels automatically replaced by tags or are they just gone? Items can be arranged (grouped) by tags like formally by label, right?
(I use colour labels to keep frequently used files and folders on top.)
 
Ok thanks. Are the colour labels automatically replaced by tags or are they just gone?

I did not use Labels so I am not sure if existing labels migrated to tags but I think that might be the case since the default tags are just colors which I believe matched up with the old labels.

Items can be arranged (grouped) by tags like formally by label, right?

Items can be both arranged and/or sorted by tags. Tags can be added as a column in listview.
 
Can you do a two-finger swipe to move forward/backward in Finder? (like in Safari, for example).
 
Going back to 10.8.
Getting a "white page" issue in Safari when changing between tabs.
Preview panel in column isn't working correctly.
2 big ones.

Edit: Oh and can't get network stats to work in Activity Monitor through 2 installs of 10.9.
Edit2: Grrr. Really like new Calendar and Maps. Don't know if I can go back to 10.8.
 
I noticed that sometimes certain text seems to not be smoothed off... almost like LCD font smoothing isn't working for some aspects of the interface... or maybe it's just me :p
 
I assume three fingers still works if you set that up in the touchpad settings?

Three fingers not working for me.


I've noticed that pressing the power button on my MBP no longer gives the option to sleep, restart or shutdown, instead it goes to sleep automatically. Using pmset powerbutton 0 doesn't work to restore the old behavior.
 
I was playing around on my brother's air on 10.9 and was pretty impressed, although all I did was use safari for about 5 minutes. It's super fast compared to chrome on 10.8. Anways, I noticed that double clicking the top bar on a window didn't minimize it like it used to and I couldn't find any way to enable it. Is this possible in Mavericks? Anyone find a way?

Thanks!
 
I was playing around on my brother's air on 10.9 and was pretty impressed, although all I did was use safari for about 5 minutes. It's super fast compared to chrome on 10.8. Anways, I noticed that double clicking the top bar on a window didn't minimize it like it used to and I couldn't find any way to enable it. Is this possible in Mavericks? Anyone find a way?

Thanks!

Double-click a window's title bar to minimize !

Was that active?
 

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Is dropbox showing up as a dropbox folder for everyone, as opposed to just another folder ?
 
Three fingers not working for me.
And what if you go to System Preferences > Trackpad > More Gestures > check "Swipe between pages" and set it to "Swipe with three fingers"?

I've noticed that pressing the power button on my MBP no longer gives the option to sleep, restart or shutdown, instead it goes to sleep automatically. Using pmset powerbutton 0 doesn't work to restore the old behavior.
And press and hold, or fn + power button?
 
And what if you go to System Preferences > Trackpad > More Gestures > check "Swipe between pages" and set it to "Swipe with three fingers"?

Already set to that. Seems to work as expected everywhere but Finder and System Preferences (3 finger swipe did not work in System Preferences in 10.8 either).


And press and hold, or fn + power button?

No difference. I've done SMC and PRAM resets and I can't get the old way back. Is anyone able to get the option to appear?
 
The new Activity Monitor has options to view processes by hierarchal views. In other words, processes that were spawned by another parent process are shown in a sort of "tree" structure. It's pretty cool.

There are also a ton of other options, such as running a top-to-bottom diagnostic report that could be sent to Apple. This would be useful for the Genius bar or remote troubleshooting.

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The new Activity Monitor has options to view processes by hierarchal views. In other words, processes that were spawned by another parent process are shown in a sort of "tree" structure. It's pretty cool.

This exists in OS X 10.8 and earlier too.
 

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