Go to system preferences/keyboard/input sources and make sure only British is on the list. (UK English is not a keyboard name, so you may for some reason now have the wrong one in the prefs that actually determine mappings)
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macOS 10.14 Mojave: All The Little Things
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Go to system preferences/keyboard/input sources and make sure only British is on the list. (UK English is not a keyboard name, so you may for some reason now have the wrong one in the prefs that actually determine mappings)
It looks the same in the sense that Ubuntu has long been a UI clone of macOS. An ugly one at that.
Would it be more accurate to say that Ubuntu resembles macOS?
You can easily create a new volume on your APFS boot drive without even partitioning the drive. You don't even need to allocate space. My Install is taking up like 25 GBs on my 250 High Sierra SSD. You don't even need to create a boot stick as you can just select the other volume to install it on through the installer app and it will boot into the other volume.
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I'll never understand how other OSes can't figure out fonts. Even Windows 10 still looks dreadful to read the web on.
I'm also curious about this. People normally type roman text to generate kana/kanji text, that can't be new. Perhaps something to type "romanized japanese"? Does anyone need that?
this eis still there (on both my macs on HS).... "app store and identified developers"; for all others, there's right-click, and open...
Oh, I meant the third option "Anywhere". Was there in Sierra, but removed in High Sierra, perhaps that's why you don't see it. I suppose right-click works for identified developers apps, not sure if it did for "anywhere" apps in HS.
App Store
App Store and identified developers
Anywhere
Edit: maybe I was wrong and they changed it already in Sierra. This is the Terminal command I wonder still works: http://osxdaily.com/2016/09/27/allow-apps-from-anywhere-macos-gatekeeper/
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haven't done it in a while (am sure you can google this), but in HS, you can control-click on an unrecognized installer, and chose to open it.
I was thinking maybe they changed this in Mojave to not allow unrecognized apps even with right-click or Terminal.
so... have they done that? (am still on HS, waiting for the public beta). am sure there would be a workaround, i have several apps (mostly logic plugins), that are not recognized...
No, not sure, I don't have Mojave myself so I can't test. I was wondering if they have, since they gradually changed and removed the option in the past.
I installed Mojave beta on an installation of HS that had this enabled. Anywhere option stayed, didn't have to do anything about it. I'm sure the Terminal command still works too.
But keep in mind that for some reason there the Mojave DB1 comes with a very old Gatekeeper, so we don't really know what they intend to do with it.
It might be better to wait for the next few versions.
I'm really wondering why Apple doesn't just extend their current Gatekeeper logic to Safari extensions, instead of just disabling extensions outside of the App Store/extension gallery completely.
Why not have extensions from outside of these sources be unable to install themselves per default, but give the user the option somewhere in the preferences to also install extensions from elsewhere, just like with Gatekeeper? Seems like a much superior way of handling it than to just nuke all extensions from outside these sources completely – that way, they would have the added security they're going for while simultaneously providing the option for power users to use their useful extensions from oftentimes lesser-known, smaller developers that cannot or don't want to pay Apple's yearly developer fee.
Why not have extensions from outside of these sources be unable to install themselves per default, but give the user the option somewhere in the preferences to also install extensions from elsewhere, just like with Gatekeeper? Seems like a much superior way of handling it than to just nuke all extensions from outside these sources completely – that way, they would have the added security they're going for while simultaneously providing the option for power users to use their useful extensions from oftentimes lesser-known, smaller developers that cannot or don't want to pay Apple's yearly developer fee.
Tested it and it's still working.
Here's the command to run if anyone is looking for it:
Code:
sudo spctl --master-disable
In Safari on beta 2, the loading bar now matches the selected accent color.
Beta 2 seems to have resolved the issue of Messages not showing the name if the phone number is NOT set up as "iPhone" in contacts. Now Messages is showing the names for everyone again.
Volume slider on the screen seems to be slightly darker than before. Safari can’t remember logins anymore. So have to relogin everytime I quit and reopen websites. Tried on gmail, hotmail etc and everytime you have to login again.