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OS X 10.11 All The Little Things!
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That's not new – by any definition. This picture is from Mac OS X Tiger, released 10 years ago (would also hazard a guess this wasn't a new feature in Tiger either):
Well, not present in Yosemite... but good find! I really should be checking for things like this in Tiger more oftenThat's not new – by any definition. This picture is from Mac OS X Tiger, released 10 years ago:
Whoa, I didn't know that (I skipped Yosemite when it comes to day-to-day use). I wonder why they took it out...Well, not present in Yosemite... but good find! I really should be checking for things like this in Tiger more often
Good question. Here it is in Mavericks:
Edit: Its absence from Yosemite was because FileVault is turned on (see posts below). I put a setting that's been there since Tiger in OS X 10.11 All the Little Things
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I don't know what version of Yosemite you are running but the version everyone runs has the option in the same exact place where it was 10 years ago. (1st screenshot, "Automatische Anmeldung deaktivieren", German localization).
The same option in a different format is present in Users & Groups as well (as Planey28 pointed out, 2nd screenshot, "Automatische Anmeldung").
It's not in the panel for me, however I'm thinking this might be because FileVault is turned on at a guess.
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You're right, that must be the reason. I boot my 2008 MacBook Air into Yosemite and there it is.
I think there should be some kind of an award for thatEdit: Its absence from Yosemite was because FileVault is turned on (see posts below). I put a setting that's been there since Tiger in OS X 10.11 All the Little Things
I change the resolution every day to play Civ V. It only showed up for me after DP5.
Sorry, not to sound rude. This just made me chuckle a little.
1) Claim that a new feature in DP5 isn't actually new, when it actually is.
2) Claim that a feature that's been in OS X for 10 years is new.
Just slightly ironic.
1. It's not new (see Yosemite screenshot):Sorry, not to sound rude. This just made me chuckle a little.
1) Claim that a new feature in DP5 isn't actually new, when it actually is.
2) Claim that a feature that's been in OS X for 10 years is new.
Just slightly ironic.
2. Ok, I was a little ashamed about that (see my edit above)
The width of the buttons in the Restart and Log Out dialogs has been decreased:
New option to lock the Time Machine pref pane on an admin account:
New option to lock the Time Machine pref pane on an admin account:
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You won't believe what have I found I am sure nobody noticed this before: Stacks icon is now actually fading during the stack opening/closing, instead of just switching to the icon/close arrow. Innovation!
http://gk.lka.hu/x/StacksFade.mov
I am sure nobody noticed this before: Stacks icon is now actually fading during the stack opening/closing, instead of just switching to the icon/close arrow. Innovation!http://gk.lka.hu/x/StacksFade.mov
incredible discovery! in el capitan, you can now use a 2-button mouse! (am joking of course; just funny how many people are discovering "new' old features in 10.11...)