Stupid question, but did you install Flash Player? Is Flash working on other websites?
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: All The Little Things
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Stupid question, but did you install Flash Player? Is Flash working on other websites?
True, but Yosemite only required 8 gigs at install. Yours is a difference of 7 gigs, which is about right... my 70 GB seems a little fishy.
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Edit: Someone beat me to it, sorry for the duplicate answer
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Nope. They now look like tabs at the top:
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Edit: Someone beat me to it, sorry for the duplicate answer
Don't worry
- your photos also show a bug I had - the sunset, sunrise, sunset repeated multiple times 
Forgive me if any of the following are already in DP3 or earlier, but I noticed the following for the first time on the public beta:
Icons can no longer be dragged anywhere from the dock to remove them. You have to drag them to the trash bin:
In fullscreen mode, the "maximize" button gets moved to a toolbar that sits underneath the menubar and appears in a drawer-style animation when you mouse to the top of the screen. It's been removed from the application window itself.
Icons can no longer be dragged anywhere from the dock to remove them. You have to drag them to the trash bin:
In fullscreen mode, the "maximize" button gets moved to a toolbar that sits underneath the menubar and appears in a drawer-style animation when you mouse to the top of the screen. It's been removed from the application window itself.
You can still drag them anywhere, you just have to hold them for a second before releasing - I think Apple changed this in Mountain Lion (maybe Mavericks?) - still, the Trash is a welcome addition!
Yep - it's harder to find the view (work across the "toolbar" from left to right):
- Switch to Music
- Pick "My Music" or "Playlists"
- Pick "Song List"
- View -> Column Browser
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I (stupidly?) made the plunge tonight - I Super Duper'd Mavericks to a spare drive and figured I'd jump in - the Developer Previews have been fairly solid on an external drive. My computer at work will not be getting it just for the sake of reliability.
Like this
Weather is automatically gathered from location services
Note the location services icon in the top left hand corner.
Weather is automatically gathered from location services
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I know
- That's why I've crossed out my location! I know
That doesn't really phase me, like anyone is going to find me out of 1 in 10s of thousands of people who live in my neighborhood
Weather is automatically gathered from location services
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Also note the tornado! just saying
Also note the tornado! just saying
I'm not sure where that warning is coming from, it's perfectly sunny outside and we don't generally get tornadoes in Australia.
We get cyclones (hurricanes) here, but not with any regularity the last one that hit here was over 20 years ago.
I had the installer crash three times, but it's now up and running. It's stable enough in most senses if you're prepared to acknowledge it's just a Beta and will have bugs.
I've switched over to Yosemite for my standard web browsing, but I wont be doing any full scale production work on this OS just for peace of mind.
Agreed - what I meant was that it was a bit suspicious, since Yosemite's footprint is very similar to Mavericks - good luck tracking down the lost space...
They can still be removed from anywhere, you just need to wait for the "remove from dock" label to appear. I didn't know you could remove icons from the dock with the trash though, so nice find!
