Awesome! The editing is not very efficient since there's no Info window or anything though, you have to manually click each of the fields to edit it, but hey it's better than nothing.
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: All The Little Things
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Awesome! The editing is not very efficient since there's no Info window or anything though, you have to manually click each of the fields to edit it, but hey it's better than nothing.
Anyone know if the copy file window was squared or not in Mavericks? I can't seem to remember...
File copy progress window in Mavericks is just a regular window with title bar and rounded corners.
Ugh. Inconsistencies like this bug me, don't know why they would introduce one now. I hope they continue to get rid of separate title bars though. I always hated how stark the line looked at the top of a window to separate it. Especially how it's a darker gradient color to the rest of the window.
Finally! Now that might be the most awesome feature of Yosemite. They should have done this a long time ago! Go Apple, you made my (font-end )life a lot easier.
p.s. they also implemented <input type='color' /> into Safari.
I just noticed that on lighter websites the scrollbar will be dark but on dark websites it will be light. Pretty sure this is new, I remember having a barely visible scrollbar on a website that is pretty much the same color as the dark scrollbar.
I posted this in another thread on the Continuity topic and thought it would be worth posting here. None of the devices had Bluetooth ON either in the demos at WWDC or on the Apple website. They simply are connected to the same WiFi.
And Craig at one point says even if your phone is across the house you don't have to worry about it. Bluetooth has a 30 foot range. We know it's still buggy in the current betas and some people with older Macs are reporting that some of these features have worked for them.
And Craig at one point says even if your phone is across the house you don't have to worry about it. Bluetooth has a 30 foot range. We know it's still buggy in the current betas and some people with older Macs are reporting that some of these features have worked for them.
This is great but you can't (at least I couldn't) edit the series data. Hopefully iBooks 2 or whatever it will be called will be a more robust software for managing ebooks.
Haven't seen this mentioned here before, but there is a new option in my bootscreen. When selected it will open the DP1 installer, and it's not the usual recovery partition. Not sure if this works by finding the installer on my hard drives or as an invisible partition, but thats highly unlikely as I don't see it in terminal > diskutil list.
This comes in handy if one experiences boot failures (I've had the TRIM prob too). The reinstall will leave all previous data intact. Just had to run the DP2 update again.
Now it would be nice to find a way to also update this startup option, to install DP2 and further DP versions directly in future. Would save even more time.
This comes in handy if one experiences boot failures (I've had the TRIM prob too). The reinstall will leave all previous data intact. Just had to run the DP2 update again.
Now it would be nice to find a way to also update this startup option, to install DP2 and further DP versions directly in future. Would save even more time.
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Huh. Turns out file copying was always square on the bottom. It just seems much squarer when there is no edge to the top title bar.
Series? Do you mean the Collection? Yes, you can edit that.
You can edit the following information: Title, Author, Category, and Collection.
No, I mean series. If you right click the bar that says Author, Title, etc. a menu pops up with different data options and you can check series. Series will then show up on the bar but you can't edit this data. I am pretty sure that this is what I books will use to group books together in the iBooks app on iOS.
Good point. I love the pixelmator toolset, but their version of a dark interface is completely awful. I can't see a thing.
As of right now, it appears that SMS texting/phone call WILL work on the non-BT LE Macs... but Handoff and AirDrop will not work.
Right Click App > Options > select monitor number
In Mavericks I can select the monitor number (3 monitor setup) to which an application will be opened on. Can't do that in Yosemite?
~ Cheers
In Mavericks I can select the monitor number (3 monitor setup) to which an application will be opened on. Can't do that in Yosemite?
~ Cheers
Every time I look at the old finder logo it looks so weird to me. I used to like the lines protruding on the top and bottom but now I think it looks much worse. Still not totally in love with the new one though, I think it would be perfect if the smile wasn't as curved and more like the last one.
The folder icons have totally grown on me though. I use the folder as my dock stack icons now.
The folder icons have totally grown on me though. I use the folder as my dock stack icons now.
I hate it for a few reasons :
- The background of the icons is white on light gray. It's almost undistinguishable. They should add a border around it like in iOS 7, or make the light gray darker, or change the white background.
- Why make everything thinner when you actually make these icons bolder ? I am for bolder, iOS6 was bolder and its typography would make everything much more readable. What I am against is inconsistencies.
- Why is the Diaporama icon empty when all the other icons are filled ?
I was scared at the keynote, that they would have destroyed OS X like they have done with iOS. In the end, OS X turned out pretty good, globally I am very happy with it. But then when they ended up demo-ing OS X Yosemite, I had hope for major UI changes in iOS 8, which never happened. The GUI looks girly and cheap.
To somebody who is feeling brave could you please report on the effects of the following Terminal commands in Yosemite? Screenshots are more than welcome.
These commands are supposed to only affect the look of the system, and I've tried the first one in Mavericks, with interesting, and completely harmless, results.
Code:
defaults write -g NSUseLeopardWindowValues NO; defaults write -g AppleUseCoreUI -bool NO; killall Finder