Judging by your last comments you seem very upset about something. Cool down!
Actually I find the Stickies icon very nice!
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
macOS 11: All the little things!
- Thread starter Galaxas0
- WikiPost WikiPost
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
- Status
Judging by your last comments you seem very upset about something. Cool down!
Actually I find the Stickies icon very nice!
It's a valid improvement. Having text (since it's non-localisable) on icons is against the Apple's own HIG.
That was actually introduced in Mac OS X 10.3 Panther, when the Finder icon was redid. Alongside the icon redo, "The Macintosh Desktop Experience" about:text was added to the "About" dialog for Finder.app. So, yes, that was introduced during Steve Jobs.
Thanks! I might be in the minority here, but I actually prefer the new 11.1 icon.
Did some research on this.
In System 1.1g it showed this mountain scene:
(You could also get it to show in System 7 if you held cmd while selecting About the Finder)
System 2:
Mac OS X v10.2:
10.3 beta (?):
Finally in 10.3 release:
In 11.1 the Sound icon in the menu bar now shows the standard icon (which changes depending on volume) when speakers are plugged into the headphone port, as opposed to the headphones icon (which wouldn't give you any indication as to the volume level at-a-glance)
This is new in 11.1? Could somebody please check and compare? I remember it was not full width. I did not change any settings in Music.
Is it just me or is it difficult for others to see the difference between read and unread emails in the Mail.app? I expect this may be a factor in the choice of font. Can the font be changed?
The only difference I see is a blue dot to the left of the unread email.
Yes. In Mail preferences → Fonts & Colours.
It seems that Mail no longer respects the bold font option in Mail preferences → Viewing when using the list layout as opposed to the column layout.
Receiving airdrop notification on both iPhone and Mac OS Big Sur simultaneously when someone's sharing file with me. Same Apple ID's signed-in in both Mac OS and iOS. This should be new I believe as it wasn't there in Mac OS Catalina! Even on sender's iPhone only one device is shown for airdrop which were separately shown before (updating to Big Sur) as Macbook and iPhone for nearby devices. Any similar experience?
Last edited:
It shows all the users and groups which are an addition to those in clean install. On my Mac it shows two groups, one related to Wireshark and other to Backup Loupe - both apps added after installation.
If you want to see all users and groups you need to use the Directory Utility: /System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Directory Utility.app
The two groups I've added (for Wireshark and Unbound) don't appear in System Preferences.
Here are my two groups. access_bpf was added by the Wireshark install and the other by
Backup Loupe.
If yours don't show have a look with the Directory Utility.
I was taken aback by how large the art was in this new Music version. When I play a playlist, maybe one quarter of the usable page is blank white space beside the artwork, and my track list is confined by the size of the art and playlist title block.
Heaven forbid you want to open the column browser! You get 5 songs at a time viewable.