I disabled it and you are right, the fonts are now less bold and more readable. Thanks!!
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OS X Yosemite (10.10) Bug Thread
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I disabled it and you are right, the fonts are now less bold and more readable. Thanks!!
Only reported 1 bug so far -
Uninstall cross icon displays even without Option button depressed after uninstalling an App
Opened Launchpad. Found App to uninstall and pressed Option button to display the uninstall animation and cross icon. Clicked the cross on the App I wanted to uninstall and then released the Option button. The App uninstalls normally but from then on, even if exiting and reopening Launchpad, the cross icon is still displayed although it is non-functional.
Annoyance found in the Mail App. The width of the message list is just slightly smaller than needed by Mail to display the Sender and text even if you increase the width manually, it always wants a bit more. Meaning that the message lists can move side to side and can be left in a state that completely obscures the blue new mail icon.
Uninstall cross icon displays even without Option button depressed after uninstalling an App
Opened Launchpad. Found App to uninstall and pressed Option button to display the uninstall animation and cross icon. Clicked the cross on the App I wanted to uninstall and then released the Option button. The App uninstalls normally but from then on, even if exiting and reopening Launchpad, the cross icon is still displayed although it is non-functional.
Annoyance found in the Mail App. The width of the message list is just slightly smaller than needed by Mail to display the Sender and text even if you increase the width manually, it always wants a bit more. Meaning that the message lists can move side to side and can be left in a state that completely obscures the blue new mail icon.
I just installed Firefox v31... It worked for a few hours then it stopped working.. IDK what's going on.
Please help
It keeps crashing after launching, like immediately after launching
I cannot stand Safari on OS :/
Ouch, anyone else see this. I also prefer Firefox and hope this is an isolated case..
Launchpad error
I have the Public Beta version of Yosemite. I was downloading two games (Real Boxing and F18 Carrier Landing 2) from the App Store when I cancelled them. In the Launchpad, the apps icons are all grey and have a bar. In the App Store page of those games, the button says "Install" like the apps were never installed. Also, the game " F18 Carrier Landing 2 " icon appears twice.
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Can you help me?
I have a 2014 13" MacBook Air
I have the Public Beta version of Yosemite. I was downloading two games (Real Boxing and F18 Carrier Landing 2) from the App Store when I cancelled them. In the Launchpad, the apps icons are all grey and have a bar. In the App Store page of those games, the button says "Install" like the apps were never installed. Also, the game " F18 Carrier Landing 2 " icon appears twice.
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Can you help me?
I have a 2014 13" MacBook Air
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Have Yosemite running on my 27 inch early 2011 iMac. Only problem I have encountered so far is printing, anything from Safari, email, apps. It would try to print the document and then hang the Mac, only way to break out of it was shut off the printer and power the iMac off, could not shutdown normally.
Read this thread and didn't really see anything that applied to me. Saw some folks grumbling about wifi issues (which I do not have) and decided to try turning off the wifi on my printer and printing via the usb cable, which was still hooked up. My documents now print hassle free using the usb connection. Which for now is all I need. I CAN print from my iPad or iPhone but would have to turn on wifi again. I can do pretty much what I want from the desktop which is preferable.
Just a heads up to anyone who is having problems printing wirelessly from your Yosemite desktop. Try going back to USB for now until Apple gets it fixed.
Mike
Read this thread and didn't really see anything that applied to me. Saw some folks grumbling about wifi issues (which I do not have) and decided to try turning off the wifi on my printer and printing via the usb cable, which was still hooked up. My documents now print hassle free using the usb connection. Which for now is all I need. I CAN print from my iPad or iPhone but would have to turn on wifi again. I can do pretty much what I want from the desktop which is preferable.
Just a heads up to anyone who is having problems printing wirelessly from your Yosemite desktop. Try going back to USB for now until Apple gets it fixed.
Mike
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Interesting.
I had no trouble screen sharing my Yosemite Mac Mini's screen on my Mavericks nMP, however, even over GigE, the mouse and keyboard lag is horrendous. It's practically unusable.
Is it any better doing Yosemite to Yosemite screen sharing?
This happened today so I didn't have time to do it but I also don't know how to do it. Do I do it through "Feedback Assistant" app ?
Feedback Assistant Crashes
Well, I've got a new one. Earlier today, I decided that I wanted to test and see if Minecraft works in Yosemite. Unsurprisingly, it told me that I need to install the "Legacy Java SE 6" runtime. However, the installation window never appeared and I have no reason to believe that Java 6 was installed.
Fast forward about five minutes. I opened Feedback Assistant to submit a bug (the toolbars in Mail and Safari preferences have different background colors when selected; Safari is darker). I advanced partway through the report process when Feedback Assistant became unresponsive. Within a few moments, my entire computer became unresponsive. Again, I have no reason to believe Java was ever installed.
I forced shutdown and restarted the computer. It started just fine and everything worked normally until I once again tried to submit feedback. History repeated itself and I had to force shutdown again. Now, the progress indicator on startup does not make it more than half way. Essentially, Yosemite is now completely broken for me and I will have to wipe the drive and start over (apparently 11 GB free isn't enough to restore from Recovery).
I'm posting here because I don't want to pay $20 to call or chat with Apple support about it.
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Yes, that's the best way unless Feedback Assistant crashes (see above).
Well, I've got a new one. Earlier today, I decided that I wanted to test and see if Minecraft works in Yosemite. Unsurprisingly, it told me that I need to install the "Legacy Java SE 6" runtime. However, the installation window never appeared and I have no reason to believe that Java 6 was installed.
Fast forward about five minutes. I opened Feedback Assistant to submit a bug (the toolbars in Mail and Safari preferences have different background colors when selected; Safari is darker). I advanced partway through the report process when Feedback Assistant became unresponsive. Within a few moments, my entire computer became unresponsive. Again, I have no reason to believe Java was ever installed.
I forced shutdown and restarted the computer. It started just fine and everything worked normally until I once again tried to submit feedback. History repeated itself and I had to force shutdown again. Now, the progress indicator on startup does not make it more than half way. Essentially, Yosemite is now completely broken for me and I will have to wipe the drive and start over (apparently 11 GB free isn't enough to restore from Recovery).
I'm posting here because I don't want to pay $20 to call or chat with Apple support about it.
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Yes, that's the best way unless Feedback Assistant crashes (see above).
Maps and Spotlight
So, I know that many people have been having issues with Spotlight's suggested results (mainly web-based results), so that's a bug I've been having, but another one I've found is that Maps seems to crash anytime I load directions, be it walking or driving.
So, I know that many people have been having issues with Spotlight's suggested results (mainly web-based results), so that's a bug I've been having, but another one I've found is that Maps seems to crash anytime I load directions, be it walking or driving.
I already reported it to Apple and now? Should I wait for a reply or something? Because some days ago I sent them a message through there and I haven't got an answer since them
Photoshop CS6 - Beta 4
Working with Beta 4, if I have "User Graphics Processor" checked in Performance settings, I can no longer open .psds.
They open, but they look like television static or something like that. What was in the .psd is completely unrecognizable, looks like a display issue, possibly pulling pieces of images from my desktop. Unchecking that box, and .psds work again, although they seem very low quality compared to how they did before.
Working with Beta 4, if I have "User Graphics Processor" checked in Performance settings, I can no longer open .psds.
They open, but they look like television static or something like that. What was in the .psd is completely unrecognizable, looks like a display issue, possibly pulling pieces of images from my desktop. Unchecking that box, and .psds work again, although they seem very low quality compared to how they did before.
Haven't encountered that yet on Yosemite, just report it through feedback assistant.
I found an issue in which "Prevent computer from sleeping automatically when the display is off" setting is not retained after a reboot.
Same thing happened to me this morning for the first time under consistent heavy usage since DP4 was released.
Split Fusion Drive
I have tried various installs and keep getting a split fusion drive. I have used the reboot restore utility to repair the fusion disk and still the same results. A split drive.
I am using no extra partitions and no file vault.
The disk performance is greatly degraded and the Black Magic app backs this up.
I have returned to a good copy of Mavericks and it is good. I know this is a beta and I am not worried about the health of this machine. However, when I go to back myself up in Time Machine it fails and wants me to rename one of the drives. Then I am not sure what is being backed up.
Do any savvy users have a trick or tip? Having fun kicking this around and know that waiting for a new beta may solve this issue.
By the way my MacBook Pro Retina 2013, is running just great on Yosemite other than "Air Drop" for some reason.
I have tried various installs and keep getting a split fusion drive. I have used the reboot restore utility to repair the fusion disk and still the same results. A split drive.
I am using no extra partitions and no file vault.
The disk performance is greatly degraded and the Black Magic app backs this up.
I have returned to a good copy of Mavericks and it is good. I know this is a beta and I am not worried about the health of this machine. However, when I go to back myself up in Time Machine it fails and wants me to rename one of the drives. Then I am not sure what is being backed up.
Do any savvy users have a trick or tip? Having fun kicking this around and know that waiting for a new beta may solve this issue.
By the way my MacBook Pro Retina 2013, is running just great on Yosemite other than "Air Drop" for some reason.
Startup Frozen at 50%
As an update to my previous post, I wiped the external drive housing Yosemite and reinstalled it. The same issue somehow persists, leading me to believe that my computer has somehow "rejected" Yosemite. It will not advance past 50% when starting up. Somehow, I've managed to prevent my computer from ever using Yosemite.
As an update to my previous post, I wiped the external drive housing Yosemite and reinstalled it. The same issue somehow persists, leading me to believe that my computer has somehow "rejected" Yosemite. It will not advance past 50% when starting up. Somehow, I've managed to prevent my computer from ever using Yosemite.
Launchpad Issue
Hey Guys, NEED HELP !
Am running Yosemite Beta 10.10 on y Macbook pro 13' retina.
I am unable to delete an app from the Launchpad. It shows a blank 'Microsoft OneNote' icon with status bar however i have already deleted the app. The Launchpad icon in my dock shows a status bar too.
It seems like i cant delete the icon, system restart or reset dock command in terminal didn't work either.
Tried erasing all app from Launchpad but that did not work; Here is the command i used which gave me an error -
"sqlite3 ~/Library/Application\ Support/Dock/*.db "DELETE from apps; \
DELETE from groups WHERE title<>''; DELETE from items WHERE rowid>2;" \
&& killall Dock"
I get an "Error: no such table: app"
"killall Dock" command worked but that did not fix/remove the icon or status bar from the Launchpad.
Any suggestions ?
Regards,
J
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Hey Guys, NEED HELP !
Am running Yosemite Beta 10.10 on y Macbook pro 13' retina.
I am unable to delete an app from the Launchpad. It shows a blank 'Microsoft OneNote' icon with status bar however i have already deleted the app. The Launchpad icon in my dock shows a status bar too.
It seems like i cant delete the icon, system restart or reset dock command in terminal didn't work either.
Tried erasing all app from Launchpad but that did not work; Here is the command i used which gave me an error -
"sqlite3 ~/Library/Application\ Support/Dock/*.db "DELETE from apps; \
DELETE from groups WHERE title<>''; DELETE from items WHERE rowid>2;" \
&& killall Dock"
I get an "Error: no such table: app"
"killall Dock" command worked but that did not fix/remove the icon or status bar from the Launchpad.
Any suggestions ?
Regards,
J
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I think that Yosemite use the free memory as cache. You can see the memory that is using for cache in "Activity monitor", section memory and then see the values for "Application memory" and "File cache". In my case now, with only Safari and messages opened, it tells 6.90Gb used, and 1.6gb for applications and 4.3Gb cached.
Click on launchpad and see if the iTune 12 is there ? If yes restart your mac it will change the icon in the Dock.
