/usr/bin/ruby -v
now ruby 2.0.0p645 (2015-04-13 revision 50299) [universal.x86_64-darwin15]
was ruby 2.0.0p481 (2014-05-08 revision 45883) [universal.x86_64-darwin14]
/usr/bin/php --version
now PHP 5.5.24 (cli) (built: May 12 2015 13:48:59)
was PHP 5.5.20 (cli) (built: Feb 25 2015 23:30:53)
/usr/sbin/apachectl -v
now Server version: Apache/2.4.12 (Unix)
was Server version: Apache/2.4.10 (Unix)
/usr/bin/openssl version
now OpenSSL 0.9.8zf 19 Mar 2015
was OpenSSL 0.9.8zd 8 Jan 2015
I thought someone said it was libressl now?
screen, bash, vim, emacs: no love, same versions
Care to provide us with a link? The only one I've found required a dev account.It's available for download in the Developer Centre (without an account) though is only intended for use with iOS, Mac and Apple Watch applications. Though... I'm guessing they'd allow it to be used in materials promoting said apps too.
Care to provide us with a link? The only one I've found required a dev account.
I don't have pictures of me now, but considering all the stuff you're asking, I highly doubt Notes will be for you. It's pretty basic and hasn't changed much (if at all), from what it's like today. The only really difference is being able to do tick lists and have a slightly nicer looking web link, (which only takes up more space anyway).
When Safari is in split view and you resize the split bar to make it smaller, the web page not just resize but zoom out with smaller font size. <-- this is my face the first time I saw it
It's a feature or a bug?
It's annoying btw.
Not noticed anything major yet but jesus on a velociraptor it's snappy as hell, all of the animations have gone turbo! (i5 MBP 2012).
EDIT:Actually, have just noticed this, my HD4000 memory access has increased beyond 1GB although it does still say Yosemite for some reason!!!
How can we test this?
option click on calibration to get the expert adjustments back
By connecting a 30bpp (10-bit color per channel) capable screen to a mac running 10.11 and checking the OSD of the screen. Depending on the manufacturer, it should say something about the input signal. (I think, if apple supports it, they'll spare users the settings.)
Like I said: that one requires a dev account.
Would love to see what has changed in Photos for Mac v1.1. How is 'Faces' streamlined?
Although since 10.9 the amount of allocated VRAM for iGPUs scales dynamically, Apple is able to change the maximum in software at will. Side note: what you see in the system info panel is always the maximum that the software is designed to allocate from main RAM, not necessarily the amount your machine is actively utilizing.How can that happen? Isn't it a fixed amount? On another note, my MBP already shows 1536MB. How come?
I don't remember exactly how to find it, but fwiw I managed to download the original group of Sans Fran fonts (when it was just for the Apple Watch) from the developer site with a free dev account.Requires a paid dev account, unfortunately.