No way! I am absolutely sure it did not animate with my Mac when I left 10.10 at .3. They are cheating!
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No way! I am absolutely sure it did not animate with my Mac when I left 10.10 at .3. They are cheating!
Well, one feature we can be sure is new in El Capitan is menu bar auto-hide. The menu bar can now be hidden and will appear on top of applications when the cursor is moved to the top of the screen. Screenshot:
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Is it just me or has Apple improved RAM management compared to Yosemite?
Previously on Yosemite Mac Mini 2014 with 8 GB of RAM Activity monitor would show Compressed memory between 2-4 GB and Swap used was between 3-4 GB. Memory pressure was Orange and occasionally Red. I had about 20 programs open simultaneously, including DevonThink Pro with 4 databases. Mini was quite slow.
With Public beta 3 in similar situation memory stays green and there is no Swap, Mini is clearly faster...
Previously on Yosemite Mac Mini 2014 with 8 GB of RAM Activity monitor would show Compressed memory between 2-4 GB and Swap used was between 3-4 GB. Memory pressure was Orange and occasionally Red. I had about 20 programs open simultaneously, including DevonThink Pro with 4 databases. Mini was quite slow.
With Public beta 3 in similar situation memory stays green and there is no Swap, Mini is clearly faster...
How long have you been running the Mac mini (including sleeping it) with Yosemite vs El Capitan?
This also affects the figures in Activity Monitor. The longer you don't reboot the machine, the higher the amount of swap and memory usage will be.
Ok, my next try on the new-in-el-capitan-and-definitely-not-yosemite competition: Icon badge for Handoff. Now the little iPhone/iPad screen has dark gray background.
Yosemite (Google):
El Capitan:
Yosemite (Google):
El Capitan:
How did you get Firefox to look like that? Or is that a joke? (I haven't read the thread yet?)Well, one feature we can be sure is new in El Capitan is menu bar auto-hide. The menu bar can now be hidden and will appear on top of applications when the cursor is moved to the top of the screen. Screenshot:
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It's a theme called 'Simple White'. I use it myself but modded it.
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Thank you. That's dramatically better (and more fitting for OS X) than the default.
You should check out the developer version of Firefox. It has a very nice dark theme.
System Preferences > General has a new icon:
New wallpaper added (El Capitan 2):
New wallpaper added (El Capitan 2):
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Can anyone upload the new wallpaper in high resolution?
Sure. The original file is very large, so here's a link to download: El Capitan 2.jpg
Well, one feature we can be sure is new in El Capitan is menu bar auto-hide. The menu bar can now be hidden and will appear on top of applications when the cursor is moved to the top of the screen. Screenshot:
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What browser is that? And how do you have the old menu bar?... Confused.
Firefox with the Simple White theme. And the menu bar is like that because it's actually a screenshot of a hidden feature in Snow Leopard, which could be used to hide the menu bar and Dock while an app is in focus.
If you're referring to rootless, it can be disabled.
Here's how to disable: Boot into Recovery (start up holding down down Command-R until the Apple logo appears), and select "Security Configuration" from "Utilities" on the menu bar. Uncheck "Enforce System Integrity Protection", click "Apply Configuration", click "Apply" on the resulting prompt, and restart. Rootless will now be disabled.
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There was, but it doesn't work in the current beta. You'll need a Recovery partition.