I posted it a couple of posts back. It's the same as DP1 and does not yet represent the black UI appearance you are looking for - it's just a buggy mess. It's more like a placeholder really as I don't believe they didn't make any progress on this front. They will likely to bring it in public beta 1.
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: All The Little Things
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I posted it a couple of posts back. It's the same as DP1 and does not yet represent the black UI appearance you are looking for - it's just a buggy mess. It's more like a placeholder really as I don't believe they didn't make any progress on this front. They will likely to bring it in public beta 1.
Nope, the new terminal command which hamza sood discovered enables the real dark mode.
Full screen mode is the same as windowed mode, although it has really ugly black sidebars which are likely a bug. The icon has been posted already somewhere in this thread.
lol, these black sidebars are here for a reason. The front camera has fixed aspect ratio. Or do you expect them to just crop the image and reduce the resolution? Wouldn't make much sense, would it?
New animation when you click on the plus button to add new widgets to the Notification Center.
My horrible attempt at a gif (btw GifRocket.app is awesome!):
My horrible attempt at a gif (btw GifRocket.app is awesome!):
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I know that they're there for a reason, but I would think that apple would make them look GOOD, like by making them look like a blurred overlay like the rest of the OS.
I don't know if anyone already mentioned this or if this was in the first DP, but you can now search in the Safari tab view.
Here's dark mode interacting with different colored wallpapers.
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The Application folder in the dock is black in dark mode instead of white now too.
Launchpad folders are still white.
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The Application folder in the dock is black in dark mode instead of white now too.
Launchpad folders are still white.
You can put third party widgets in there but there are currently no third party widget that supports the notification center in the App Store (I expect there will be once Yosemite is released to the Public).
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Oh okay, I thought maybe it would show a tab preview if you hovered over a tab.
10.9 looks no better on non-retina screens. Actually I kind of think 10.10 looks better, especially the dock icons. They don't look as jaggy, especially safari. The old one looked really low res even though it's not.
A couple small bugs are fixed.
-My wifi no longer needs to be reconnected after sleeping.
-Application dock folder no longer has a slight hitch in the transparency animation.
-Notification center is more responsive. Before if could take like 20 seconds to appear from pressing the buttons before it would warm up and start being responsive.
The scrolling on the app dock folder is still buggy with a trackpad. When you're searching for a file to open in an app the scrolling in finder is glitchy with folders.
-My wifi no longer needs to be reconnected after sleeping.
-Application dock folder no longer has a slight hitch in the transparency animation.
-Notification center is more responsive. Before if could take like 20 seconds to appear from pressing the buttons before it would warm up and start being responsive.
The scrolling on the app dock folder is still buggy with a trackpad. When you're searching for a file to open in an app the scrolling in finder is glitchy with folders.
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How do you enable this? Everyone keeps talking about a terminal hack but no one actually posted the hack that I can find. The original post doesn't even mention how to do it.