Sorry to burst your bubble, but that feature has been there since OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. I don't think a lot of people knew/know about it though.
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: All The Little Things
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Sorry to burst your bubble, but that feature has been there since OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. I don't think a lot of people knew/know about it though.
"OSX" is you spelling things wrong. OS X is the brand. OS X Yosemite the latest version's name. 10.10 the version number.
Menu bar shadow
So, now it seems that the screens posted on Apple's website depict the latest changes made to the GUI, even if the next DP is not yet out. And many of us noted that the menu bar has never had a shadow on these screens, even after they were updated, whereas it has a shadow in the DPs. The menu bar may thus lose its shadow in the forthcoming DPs I presume.
So, now it seems that the screens posted on Apple's website depict the latest changes made to the GUI, even if the next DP is not yet out. And many of us noted that the menu bar has never had a shadow on these screens, even after they were updated, whereas it has a shadow in the DPs. The menu bar may thus lose its shadow in the forthcoming DPs I presume.
Really ? Well maybe, but it's very difficult to see on the website with my 1440*900 screen. But I'm sure that the menu bar looks flatter than in the DPs. You could even see the difference during the WWDC demos, when Craig Federighi switched from screenshots to the live Yosemite.
It's a much larger shadow than in mavericks, so it's not as noticeable but there's a gradient below the menu bar. Maybe the DPs still have the mavericks shadow.
The OS X screen shots on the website and PR shots have always looked slightly off. It's interesting because the Trash icon OS X Mountain Lion introduced has been used in Mac OS X PR material since the Panther days. Maybe even before. At least, it looked more similar to the current Trash can icon than the one we actually had between 2001-2012.
I performed a clean install on my iPhone 5S and 2013 nMac Pro, everything is working so much better.
Over a decades worth of developing and programming, I'd never used an OS X beta/DP as unstable as 10.10. The clean install made a world of difference, 'course only using it on a second drive for development, never as a main OS.
Wish Apple would revert back to pre 10.7 development, release updates that require a clean install over a 1 1/2 - 2 year period. Was the best way to ensure third party app's that use(d) installers or plugin's, etc didn't interfere with OS X development while allowing developers to test the system and their app's. I feel as though OS X is rushed on an annual release schedule; we're still on 10.9.4 testing and based on how long they've progressed may still be when 10.10 is released.
The dock has the old scurve.png files like in snow leopard or lion now (although they have a different name), so it can be themed easily again.
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YES! This is one of the most annoying shortcomings of iCloud for me (aside from a lack of Drive)! I "pick up where I left off" and forget that it's still there days later!
I think Yosemite has an outdated version of iTunes by default. Did you ever upgrade to the latest version, or are you using whatever it had preinstalled? I can't think of any reason why this icon should exist in the version hosted on Apple.com.
Ugh, based on the changes on Apple's website, the new Finder icon is here to stay 
I preferred the demo/pre-DP1 Finder icon (not the Mavericks one; the new Finder icon that had a longer span for the smile vs. the thinner smile now, if that makes sense)
I preferred the demo/pre-DP1 Finder icon (not the Mavericks one; the new Finder icon that had a longer span for the smile vs. the thinner smile now, if that makes sense)I did a fresh install so itunes was the one that came with beta 1. And the logo isn't the old one, it's in the new flatter style just a different color and different gradient style. The icon on the actual app is just the old aqua one from mavericks.
How does the new OS X work with multiple user support? Like will the iCloud features work for multiple iCloud users on a single computer. Same with continuity? Thanks!
There still a lot of inconsistencies on title bar across the apps that Apple needs tô fix before final release here a screenshot, also WTF with Notes yellow selection? haha
Search bars color/tranparency/size
Title itens selection (ibooks is blue, Calendar is gray)
Notes selection/sidebar tranparency
window buttons close minimize and fullscreen alignment
Having or not having titlebar
Search bars color/tranparency/size
Title itens selection (ibooks is blue, Calendar is gray)
Notes selection/sidebar tranparency
window buttons close minimize and fullscreen alignment
Having or not having titlebar
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The traffic lights annoy me the b=most out of all of them. They really need to sort it out, 1px+ out is annoying.
So....for some reason my entire Messages, Mail, Notes, and Reminders apps no longer work on my Mac. Yosemite is all of a sudden interpreting these apps as not being compatible and I have not found a way to revert this. This is an odd bug considering they were working perfectly fine before.