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OS X 10.11 All The Little Things!
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I actually think it looks slightly better than Yosemite on my non-Retina 2008 MacBook Air.how look El capital on non retina MacBooks, good, or so la la ? Thanks
Where do you find the HIDE FREQUENTLY VISITED SITES under the favorites pull down? I right click and I don't see that option anywhere.
Right click anywhere that's empty on the Favourites page and untick 'Show Frequently Visited Sites'. Make sure you don't right click a favourite/bookmark but the empty space.
how look El capital on non retina MacBooks, good, or so la la ? Thanks
The San Francisco font has got an optimised version for small sizes, so it should look better than Helvetica.
I noticed today, if you have multiple displays, you can specify which screen the program opens to by default via a right click on the dock icon. This has previously been a feature, you say? Be off with you.
I'm sure it will happen at some stage, whether it will happen during 10.11 cycle or introduced in OSX 10.12.
I hope the entire system (not just right click) gets the dark theme added.... including windows, title bar and side bar etc.
Do you know if AMD Radeon users get more VRAM on El Capitan? Intel HD users get more VRAM? Can we get more VRAM please?
I think this computer on the screenshot does not share RAM between CPU and GPU, so should no get VRAM increase on El Capitan.
EDIT: Yep, according to specifications, it is a dedicated GPU, so RAM is not shared, so no VRAM increase on El Capitan. Obviously.
I think this computer on the screenshot does not share RAM between CPU and GPU, so should no get VRAM increase on El Capitan.
EDIT: Yep, according to specifications, it is a dedicated GPU, so RAM is not shared, so no VRAM increase on El Capitan. Obviously.
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A software update can't physically add more memory to a dedicated GPU chip.
I think you need to read up on the difference between a dedictated and an integrated graphic card... Apples fairy dust has limited magical properties.
HOW WAS THIS NOT IN THE BLEEDING KEYNOTE‽
You can now DECLINE Facebook events RIGHT IN YOUR CALENDAR!!
You can now DECLINE Facebook events RIGHT IN YOUR CALENDAR!!
Notifications preference pane is contains now an alphabetically ordered list of your apps. I think it ordered by adding date on Yosemite.
Extensions preferences is also got a little makeover: It has now a much nicer and cleaner list when you select "All".
Extensions preferences is also got a little makeover: It has now a much nicer and cleaner list when you select "All".
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Are there any other Facebook related new features? Like only show accepted events in the Calendar? I'm sick of those spam events showing in my Calendar.HOW WAS THIS NOT IN THE BLEEDING KEYNOTE‽
You can now DECLINE Facebook events RIGHT IN YOUR CALENDAR!!
Yes. From what I can tell, any app that supports fullscreen supports Split View, but I have very few third party apps installed to test this with.
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Even apps that don't support full screen can now be made full screen by using split view with an app that can go full screen.
Can you ungroup notifications as well, like on iOS 9? Is there a single toggle to disable all notifications from a specific app, like on iOS 8? Can you show a picture of the notifications panel in system prefs?
This in preview only. I don't know your workflow, but I am quite sure it does not include designing stuff in preview.
Sadly no. But declined events no longer show up in Calendar (this is a Facebook update, not a calendar one).
I hope they do go a little further with Dark Mode this time. In early developer previews of Yosemite, when Dark Mode was not yet *officially* a toggle-able option in the Settings app, people found that the system resources for Dark Mode were actually present and could be used by renaming them to overwrite the Graphite theme's resources. See the following article for some interesting screenshots of how early iterations of Dark Mode looked:
http://www.cultofmac.com/282685/enabling-yosemites-hidden-dark-mode-feature/
It was obvious then that Apple was experimenting with Dark Mode as a system-wide UI theme, including the Finder background, toolbar, buttons, and dropdown lists. In later developer previews, they axed this idea and decided not to make it a theme — now it's a separate toggle-able option that simply turns the menubar and dock dark, ontop of either the Graphite or Aqua theme.
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