With 10.13, I always get "WindowServer [ERROR] - Unknown CGXDisplayDevice: 0x41dc9d00" in console. The computer did crash several times. Found the same problem in official forum and got no answer.
My computer is 13' MBP with touchbar 2017. So I guess it's a bug.
My computer (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) will occasionally lock up and freeze while on the current public build of High Sierra and generally it will only be fixed if I force a physical restart from the off button. So, I think that I'm having these graphical issues other people are having in this thread. Interestingly enough, audio still plays despite the computer not being able to be navigated or anything (not even having the mouse move).
This never happened in the previous OS. This is by far the buggiest new OS experience I've ever had since upgrading, this has happened a handful of times since upgrading when the update went live.
I've also noticed that searching through spotlight is extremely delayed and search results aren't coming up as quickly as they were before. By this I mean minutes upon minutes of something that took seconds before. Some results never show up that would before. For example, a file named "Jessica.rtf" would be found before if I searched "Jess", but now it doesn't seem to show up unless I type the exact file name. My computer should be fully indexed by now, over a week later.
It's also worth mentioning that VLC player has to "verify" every file before opening it, and it's coming from the MacOS and not VLC.
Happened to me too. They aren't displaying the art work anymore for me.
So in short, these are the issues that are noteworthy for me about this release:
There's probably a plethora more of issues but these are ones that have affected me personally.
- Graphical glitches, freezing, and persistent slowdowns while using the computer that results in me having to force a physical shutdown. I have not had this many freezes in my days since using old Windows machines — this inexcusable to crash like this.
- Spotlight search doesn't seem to cover as many bases as before and takes a longer amount of time.
- VLC Player doesn't seem to function well with the new OS because every single file needs to be verified by the OS before it opens. Sometimes this takes as long as a minute when it used to open instantly.
- Artwork attached to music files do not display when in Finder view and on desktops.
To get rid of it from a current document that's open, go to the Format menu, Text menu, and uncheck Show Ruler.
To make sure it doesn't appear by default on new document windows, go to TextEdit menu, Preferences, uncheck Show Ruler. (unchecking this option only changes the default for new windows and won't remove it from already open windows, which confused the heck out of me the first time I tried it because I thought the option was having no impact)
It is not just about showing the ruler. I do not want formatting options to be visible too.
Experienced exactly the same problem. I've submitted my feedback on these to AppleFor me, at least Preview now loses all the content of notes annotations when you open a PDF file. Also, if you open any note (only to discover all the content is gone), Preview asks you if you want to save changes when closing the file. If you allow the save, the contents of all the notes are gone for good.
2013 Mac Pro (TRASH CAN)
Installed high Sierra. Performance is great but my list of issues are below.
- Frequent system freezing (especially when using Safari) Requires a hard restart
- Airplay causes system to freeze
I use an external WD My book Pro (thunderbolt) drive as a scratch disk for Photoshop. I notice that when the drive powers down to sleep mode it causes a system crash (or perhaps its something else causing the crash and the drive powers down)
Is anyone else experiencing these random system freezes especially when using Safari?
Latest bug... after about 10 seconds of the Today panel being closed, the Calculator widget forgets the last number that was entered and reverts to a totally different number. Infuriating!
It's the same never every time, and even rebooting doesn't fix it.
notice when I open MP4 videos now, quite a few of them the system says "verifying" followed by file name. And even after its verified, when I close it and immediately reopen, again it has to verify.
Is anyone else seeing this issue, or do I have some sort of hardware issue?