Serendipity, but that makes it almost Yosemite compatible. It'd probaly take one competent Mac coder 20 minutes to find/fix the problem, recompile and send off for testing. But they won't do that if no one complains.
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List of Broken Apps in 10.10 - DP1 Build 14A238x (merged)
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APIs change and code that worked before may not now, particularly with Apple's annual release cycle.
You need to upgrade 1Password to v5.0... It should have prompted you to update the software when you started it.
WTF, It took me a few seconds to figure out what is going on in this pic. Almost looks like the screen is disassembled on the iMac.
I feel your pain. I'm checking the Roland site every day. The ME-80 is literally the only thing other than a mouse that I connect up to my MBP.
Sorry is this has been mentioned previously. I dont have time to read the whole thread.
My Problems are the camera is not found in Facetime or Photo Booth, and the sound is so low , even on high, I can barley hear it. Help is appreciated.
My Problems are the camera is not found in Facetime or Photo Booth, and the sound is so low , even on high, I can barley hear it. Help is appreciated.
Workaround for Illustrator CS3
I also had problems with Adobe Illustrator CS3 and Yosemite. After the upgrade I installed Java for OS X 2014-001, as suggested by others. This seemed to work (sometimes) but when I opened Illustrator for the 2nd time it failed to open. Illustrator opened without crashing, but it did not show any menus, if I opened an .ai file the file did load and show on the screen, but I could not click on the window (unresponsive). Essentially this made Illustrator useless. I tried the following:
Nothing seemed to help. Until finally 15 minutes ago I found the solution by accident:
You can also make a launcher with AppleScript to automate the process:
I also had problems with Adobe Illustrator CS3 and Yosemite. After the upgrade I installed Java for OS X 2014-001, as suggested by others. This seemed to work (sometimes) but when I opened Illustrator for the 2nd time it failed to open. Illustrator opened without crashing, but it did not show any menus, if I opened an .ai file the file did load and show on the screen, but I could not click on the window (unresponsive). Essentially this made Illustrator useless. I tried the following:
- Re-installation
- Install Java for OS X 2014-001
- Cleaning font cache
- Checking permissions
- Installing other versions of Java (both JRE and JDK)
Nothing seemed to help. Until finally 15 minutes ago I found the solution by accident:
- Open System Preferences > Java
- Wait for the Java Control Panel to load
- Open Adobe Illustrator (while keeping the Java Control Panel window open)
You can also make a launcher with AppleScript to automate the process:
Code:
tell application "System Preferences"
activate
set current pane to pane "Java"
end tell
tell application "System Events"
repeat until exists process "Java Control Panel"
delay 1
end repeat
quit
end tell
delay 2
tell application "Adobe Illustrator"
activate
end tell
tell application "System Preferences" to close every window
do shell script "killall java"
Curious - did you use the development previews or the public beta builds? If so, did you upgrade to the GM or clean install? I think your Yosemite installation may be corrupt.
Yup. Box should have figured this out by now, but they did not. I work for an Enterprise that uses Box, and this could be big problem.
And there is a fix. I tested this and it works.
At a terminal, sudo mkdir /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools
https://support.box.com/hc/communities/public/questions/201924108-Yosemite-OS
Apps
Hi,
well I'm pretty much illiterate when it comes to computers.
I've got a Macbook pro which is just a couple years old.
But I installed the Yosemite upgrade and my main apps won't start anymore.
- Safari
- Facetime
- App store
- Notes
- Calendar
- Contacts
...
Don't really know what to do now.
Anyone?
Hi,
well I'm pretty much illiterate when it comes to computers.
I've got a Macbook pro which is just a couple years old.
But I installed the Yosemite upgrade and my main apps won't start anymore.
- Safari
- Facetime
- App store
- Notes
- Calendar
- Contacts
...
Don't really know what to do now.
Anyone?
For any crypto-geeks out there who use hardware tokens to authenticate sessions/encrypt data, the SafeNet Authentication Client version 8.2.27.0 SP2 package ("SafeNetAuthenticationClient.8.2.27.0.dmg") seems to install on Yosemite and work fine with the SafeNet Ikey FIPS 140-3 tokens. The icon is slow to appear in the menubar on login, but fine after that...
i have a problem with my token, please give me this version of SafeNet Authentication Client version 8.2.27.0 SP2 package
thanks
Well in addition to that After Effects CS 6 does not function anymore in Yosemite also Fireworks CS 6 has it's quirks like not being able to zoom in and out in your document with the mouse button. Also some other small bugs in Photoshop CS 6 and Dreamweaver CS 6 seems to have ftp issues with constantly trying to connect.
If you really use CS 6 professionally and don't want to go with the Creative Cloud then stay at Mavericks because some of the software definitely have some issues. I'll probably switch back to Mavericks soon because this is getting annoying.
So from what I'm reading in this thread, If i rely on Final Cut Pro 7 for my job, I should not get the upgrade. Great.
I am using FCP 7 with Yosemite and it is working fine so far. Motion will not work anymore. You will have to upgrade that.
Oh, I'll have to look into it then. Many people earlier in this thread said that 7 would no longer work with Yosemite.