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hopefully someone post screenshots of what iTunes looks like in OS X Yosemite. my guess is not much since it was not mentioned in the keynote. just a different icon and flatter windows?
 
hopefully someone post screenshots of what iTunes looks like in OS X Yosemite. my guess is not much since it was not mentioned in the keynote. just a different icon and flatter windows?

Probably. I guess it'll get a make over for iTunes 12 in October.
 
Is there a YosemiteBetaAccessUtility like there is for mavericks?
 
Questions for those intrepid people installing this right away:

1. What is the behavior of the green maximize button? Is it fullscreen?
2. How bad is the transparency? Does it look gross with a lot of windows stacked?
3. What does the dark theme actually do? Screenshots? Is the graphite theme gone?
 
Questions for those intrepid people installing this right away:

1. What is the behavior of the green maximize button? Is it fullscreen?
2. How bad is the transparency? Does it look gross with a lot of windows stacked?
3. What does the dark theme actually do? Screenshots? Is the graphite theme gone?

Can answer number 1 for you. Yes. Says so on apple.com
 
Different Apple Account

Can I download the Yosemite Beta, and install on a device that is using a different Apple ID?

I have one developer account, but multiple Apple accounts.
 
Please, upload screenshots with dark theme :) It's look really great on presentation. Thanks)
 
http://www.apple.com/osx/preview/design/

A lot of what you do on your Mac requires clicking things like buttons, checkboxes, and pop-up menus. In OS X Yosemite, we’ve redesigned these controls to make the Mac experience feel cleaner and more refined throughout the system. And we’ve made them smarter as well. Take the red, yellow, and green “stoplights” in the corner of every app window. Not only have we streamlined their look, but we’ve also updated their functions. Close, minimize, and maximize are now close, minimize, and full screen, eliminating the extra full-screen control and consolidating the window controls in one place. Streamlining these and other elements of the interface means you can navigate the desktop more efficiently. And you can get the most from your beautiful Mac display.

I'm slightly surprised Minimize is still there! Feels like a relic from Windows 3.1...
 
how will the speed improvements of safari help my adult view pleasures? Will the HTML work with various adult websites to where i can uninstall flash?
 
Does no one see the new font, whichever it is, since I am not that font knowledgable?

MR2ss_2014_06_02_pA1_osx_design_font.jpg

It somehow looks too sharp and reminds me of Windows, but that may just be temporary.
 
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