san francisco fonts issue
I had this when installed San Francisco fonts on Yosemite, but I haven't it on El Capitan...
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I had this when installed San Francisco fonts on Yosemite, but I haven't it on El Capitan...
You can now choose where to save the file for each file download in Safari:
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I have been waiting for that for ages. It's great that Apple is bringing this small feature to Safari.
In Mission Control selected windows have now a border instead of a blue background. You can see this on transparent windows, where there is no more blue selection color seen through the transparent areas.
For terminal fans, Terminal.app in 10.11 now supports mouse reporting to terminal apps.
Finally.
Meanwhile, iTerm 2 has been getting some really cool features like autocompletion (complete any buffer text with command + ; which comes in seriously handy when trying to complete git commit hashes, and 24-bit color so you can use gui colors in Vim, and triggers to notify you when a regex of your choosing appears in any of iTerm's buffers)
Finally.
Meanwhile, iTerm 2 has been getting some really cool features like autocompletion (complete any buffer text with command + ; which comes in seriously handy when trying to complete git commit hashes, and 24-bit color so you can use gui colors in Vim, and triggers to notify you when a regex of your choosing appears in any of iTerm's buffers)
If you messed with the system font before installing 10.11 be sure to delete any files you added. Also try repairing permissions through Terminal. Otherwise this may just be a bug.san francisco fonts issue
Well Peter, Paul And Mary, it’s my first post on here!
Always been a keen viewer of these forums, but i just gotta know something about El Capitan.
Most icons have now moved to the new style UI, has the url icon* changed?
Did it change with Yosemite?
I’ve not seen it’s use in many desktops and screenshot, but I find it useful for my workflow.
Has it fallen out of favour?
[*when a url from a browser is dragged into the dock]
Always been a keen viewer of these forums, but i just gotta know something about El Capitan.
Most icons have now moved to the new style UI, has the url icon* changed?
Did it change with Yosemite?
I’ve not seen it’s use in many desktops and screenshot, but I find it useful for my workflow.
Has it fallen out of favour?
[*when a url from a browser is dragged into the dock]
Yes, this has been changed in Yosemite already.
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Welcome Opi-Poi to the forums. I have not gone for any new OS X since buying the computer, but I will get El Capitan when it come out of beta.
Wrong
It's these: https://dribbble.com/shots/1781556-Yosemite-Folders-Redesign I made the first two myself, though (Sketch and the labs icon)
It actually was in last years WWDC keynote, the guy on stage used it to magnify a climber on Yosemite. https://mobile.twitter.com/c66/status/473519237030756352
Anyone using a secondary screen on their Mac, could they confirm if the "log in" screen appears on the secondary screen instead of the Mac itself? I currently have a 27" Cinema Display hooked up to my MacBook Pro, and Yosemite always displayed the log in screen on my MacBook Pro instead of my Cinema Display....
Both Yosemite and El Capitan display it on my secondary monitor. I have two monitors hooked up to my MacBook Pro Mid-2012 using two Elgato Docks.
Any cons? What about the size itself? Generally it is safe to assume that the faster it is, the bigger the result will be.
According with the graph shown in the slide, lzfse is both faster and more compressed than zlib.