October 2015

@ShawnKing Yes, please see: https://t.co/J9dkuIHXAv

7:49 PM, Oct 30th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@DonMorris @ShawnKing A bunch of other mail clients support modifiers keys for database rebuilding/optimizing. I don't think Mail ever has.

7:16 PM, Oct 30th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to DonMorris

@mhenders I can resize the partitions without creating new ones by dragging in the pie chart. It's hard to see/get the desired size, though.

1:50 AM, Oct 30th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mhenders

@mhenders Command-line or very fine mouse control.

1:35 AM, Oct 30th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mhenders

@BryanPietrzak I don’t know. Lots of problems with just one iCloud mail account. Seem like simple setups.

6:56 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to BryanPietrzak

@BryanPietrzak In a way, it’s good because I’m familiar with many of the issues that people run into.

6:51 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to BryanPietrzak

@smorr Yep. Typically the customer doesn't believe plug-in is at fault, since problem is in unrelated area, but Apple support told them, so…

5:53 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to smorr

@BryanPietrzak Yes, but it's not just me. I get a steady stream of e-mails from customers saying it's a disaster.

5:50 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to BryanPietrzak

@smorr Of course, that was the first thing I tested. Removing my one plug-in didn't help.

5:49 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to smorr

@ccgus Yup, based on support e-mails 10.11 is now more Snow Leopardy than 10.10 was.

2:50 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to ccgus

@joeldev Plus, no bugs caused by new version of Xcode/ibtool silently changing things when it compiles your xib.

2:38 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to joeldev

@joeldev Yep: easier to reuse pieces, help from the compiler and version control, assertions at runtime, easier localization.

2:38 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to joeldev

@mulle_nat Not that I'm aware of. Just autolayout plus lots of time.

2:31 PM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mulle_nat

@ScooterComputer Hard to believe it’s the same company obsessing over the mouse click sound and making software that just plain doesn't work

10:55 AM, Oct 29th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to ScooterComputer

@alloy It did not solve my Apple TV issues. I think we need a TV update.

8:57 AM, Oct 28th, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS

@kvanh @mcelhearn I don't get prompted with the keychain ones, which is good. But plugging in others, it looks like nothing happened.

11:14 AM, Oct 27th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to kvanh

@mcelhearn Happens to me on multiple Macs, including with a clean system. Sometimes it does prompt, though…

11:07 AM, Oct 27th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mcelhearn

@tylernol Pretty sure that it's it. Same problem with the Bonjour names.

8:25 AM, Oct 27th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to tylernol

@mbcharbonneau Mine were pretty much rock solid until last fall. Terrible since.

2:18 PM, Oct 26th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mbcharbonneau

@danielpunkass Yup. My bug fix update has been in review for longer than it took Apple itself to ship 10.11.1.

8:15 PM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to danielpunkass

@morrick Not sure about the speed, but the subpixel antialiasing applies to Skim and all the other PDFKit-using apps that I've seen.

11:46 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to morrick

@morrick What do you use for PDFs then?

11:36 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to morrick

@morrick Since 10.8, I think.

11:14 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to morrick

@bhaskarsb AirDrop has been working pretty well for me between Mac and iOS.

11:07 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to bhaskarsb

@mjtsai And Preview still uses subpixel anti-aliasing even if that's turned off system-wide. :(

10:51 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mjtsai

@leebennett More ideas: https://t.co/XEj5rQtKrl

10:27 AM, Oct 25th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@_toddmc Yes, see the NonTextExtensions default: https://t.co/OwMDUApm2x

10:28 AM, Oct 23rd, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@fpillet The width was an unexpected benefit for me as well. Now it feels natural to center the keyboard rather than the pair.

10:25 AM, Oct 23rd, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to fpillet

@ryannielsen @schwa @danielpunkass @mjdrayton Nope.

7:39 PM, Oct 22nd, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to ryannielsen

@schwa @danielpunkass @mjdrayton Same here: internal drive, one partition, one user account, home folder in normal place.

9:58 AM, Oct 22nd, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to schwa

@mjdrayton @danielpunkass @schwa For me, this was on the Mac without Server.

7:17 AM, Oct 22nd, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to mjdrayton

@olebegemann Yeah, really disappointed in that. I hit it every day.

7:16 AM, Oct 22nd, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to olebegemann

@gelphman I found it very useful.

10:18 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to gelphman

@rosyna Yes.

10:16 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to rosyna

@gparker The Mail symptoms were actually on the other Mac where both updates went smoothly.

10:15 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to gparker

@jmfd I’ve seen that, too, but it didn’t help in this case.

4:56 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to jmfd

@siegel @ameaijou Goodbye delta updates. :(

4:51 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to siegel

@siegel Hmm. I got 7.1 installed (verified by splash screen), though the Finder’s preview column still showed 7.0.1.

4:38 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to siegel

@siegel Every time I hit Cmd-R it would show progress, but only for a few seconds. Anyway, it finished.

4:33 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to siegel

@czechboy0 @siegel It eventually worked for me without turning off Bots.

4:32 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to czechboy0

@danielpunkass You set the version of Xcode in the Server app, so I think all the Bots have to use the same one.

4:21 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to danielpunkass

@danielpunkass Are you using Bots now or still Jenkins?

4:15 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to danielpunkass

@siegel Indeed it does. Then goes back to offering update.

4:14 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to siegel

@danielpunkass That's what I do on the main Mac. For my new build server (thanks) I was using the MAS version for ease.

4:06 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to danielpunkass

@jdriscoll Hmm, the current app is showing a progress bar even though the Mac App Store is offering the Update button again.

4:06 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to jdriscoll

@bdesham l was wondering about that, too. At least the data density is a lot higher now.

3:00 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to bdesham

@dominocollege My point was that it’s *not* just a few bucks per device. That 20% is least likely to know how to deal with limited storage.

1:35 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to dominocollege

@twostraws It does that even if you don't have Live Photos enabled. :(

1:33 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to twostraws

@twostraws Does it fix the bug where your music/podcast stops playing when you open the camera?

1:32 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to twostraws

@morrick Agreed.

1:06 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to morrick

@morrick Are you saying that the relative pricing is different than before, and not just because of currency valuations?

12:52 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to morrick

@chucker Autocorrect. :(

12:49 PM, Oct 21st, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@chucker Yep, that post wasn’t aimed at developers.

6:42 PM, Oct 20th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@siegel @uliwitness Don't bookmarks store the full resolution icon?

2:52 PM, Oct 20th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to siegel

@bwebster Haven't seen that one before. I tend to get Word files or PDFs.

2:37 PM, Oct 19th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to bwebster

@danielhaim Please see http://t.co/90pk7UNkvL

12:14 PM, Oct 19th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac

@owensd No, it’s been working great for me. Very convenient.

7:48 PM, Oct 18th, 2015 via Tweetbot for iΟS in reply to owensd

@Bagelturf It *says* it's going to make a new encrypted partition with the full size. Just doesn't do it.

10:52 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to Bagelturf

@notio I really think it would accrue to their long-term benefit, but it's just not a priority.

10:38 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to notio

@grynspan Oh, the other file manager one is that Cocoa equivalent to FSPathReplaceObject() wasn't working for me. It's on my list to Radar.

9:56 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan And now that the code is gone, I’m not likely to put it back to verify a potential fix.

9:51 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan That kind of Radar is low-priority for me to file because I already had to work around it in my app.

9:51 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Yep.

9:49 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan I actually had to stop calling FSUnmountVolume on 10.11 because it stopped working…

9:48 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Yep, although in this case it's a background thread so I don't really need async.

9:48 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Can't send Apple events until 10.11. (I haven't yet checked whether that works for my purposes.)

9:45 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan If only there had been an API for reading those files years ago…

9:43 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Yes, in theory those will work. Not a drop-in replacement because they're async.

9:41 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan I'm doing that, too, of course. But at one point needed to read files with only resource fork. Perhaps no longer relevant.

9:40 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan The other obvious case is AppleScript…

9:36 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan I don't think there are Cocoa APIs for mounting or unmounting volumes.

9:36 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Reading/writing resources for .webloc files and disk image license agreements.

9:30 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan I think there may be a few cases where I need the old file system structs even if using the modern APIs. Don't recall details ATM.

9:30 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan I think there were also some cases where NSRunningApplication either didn't have the info I needed or didn't work as advertised.

9:27 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Is there a Cocoa replacement for TransformProcessType()? If so, I don't think it was available for the version I’m targeting.

9:26 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@grynspan Some resource manager and process manager stuff. Also file manager, but I think most or all of that could be migrated.

9:22 AM, Oct 17th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to grynspan

@marcoarment Except that it probably doesn't support all the features of the old documents.

8:10 PM, Oct 15th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to marcoarment

@rosyna Agreed. Certainly seems like something that could work on a MacBook or iMac.

2:35 PM, Oct 15th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to rosyna

@rosyna I thought you were saying that there would be no benefit to it on the Mac. Couldn’t Apple make it secure?

2:32 PM, Oct 15th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to rosyna

@rosyna Sure, but it’s still easier/faster than typing a long password.

2:28 PM, Oct 15th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to rosyna

@dianeoforegon Working on it. Probably out tomorrow morning.

7:50 PM, Oct 14th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to dianeoforegon

@lexfri Hmm, well it came back after restarting the Mac.

12:34 PM, Oct 14th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to lexfri

@steipete One of the problems Swift doesn't address.

9:27 AM, Oct 14th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to steipete

@mjdrayton Thanks. Not looking to change, but curious about what it does differently. Do you use JIRA for customer support, too?

9:43 PM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mjdrayton

@mjdrayton Yep, OK/Cancel instead of Cancel/OK.

9:26 PM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mjdrayton

@mjdrayton What do you prefer about it?

9:06 PM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to mjdrayton

@owensd I agree, although I think there are several different propositions here. I’m not sure that fuel injection is the best analogy.

3:59 PM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to owensd

@otolithe I guess, although lots of other products are wireless but not magic.

11:23 AM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to otolithe

@otolithe The old, non-Magic one was also wireless.

11:01 AM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to otolithe

@jsnell Thanks for the reviews! Keyboard doesn't seem to have gesture capabilities, so does "Magic" now just mean "new"?

10:31 AM, Oct 13th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to jsnell

@etresoft No. Not seeing other bugs with the panel. In my case, there may not be a window, so a sheet doesn't make sense.

3:23 PM, Oct 12th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to etresoft

@etresoft I mean when not using NSOpenPanel as a sheet. In that case, it would have a title on 10.10 and earlier, but no longer.

3:17 PM, Oct 12th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to etresoft

@skid Thanks for clarifying so I don’t have to file a bug. Looks like should put any important text in the message or accessoryView.

3:03 PM, Oct 12th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to skid

@skid Thanks. That doesn't sound like it would affect initiating screen sharing, though.

2:04 PM, Oct 12th, 2015 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to skid