@ShawnKing Yes, please see: https://t.co/J9dkuIHXAv
@DonMorris @ShawnKing A bunch of other mail clients support modifiers keys for database rebuilding/optimizing. I don't think Mail ever has.
@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.
@mhenders Command-line or very fine mouse control.
@BryanPietrzak I don’t know. Lots of problems with just one iCloud mail account. Seem like simple setups.
@BryanPietrzak In a way, it’s good because I’m familiar with many of the issues that people run into.
@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…
@BryanPietrzak Yes, but it's not just me. I get a steady stream of e-mails from customers saying it's a disaster.
@smorr Of course, that was the first thing I tested. Removing my one plug-in didn't help.
Also, Apple Mail has started flashing the unread count next to another mailbox, not just the inbox (which started with 10.11).
Now Apple Mail is mysteriously redownloading 2,436 messages from another account.
I guess Apple Mail was doing its El Capitan freakout again. Finally received a whole bunch of messages sent over the last 7 hours.
Odd that the Options disclosure toggle button for NSOpenPanel looks like a regular push button inside of a triangle or push-in with state.
@ccgus Yup, based on support e-mails 10.11 is now more Snow Leopardy than 10.10 was.
@joeldev Plus, no bugs caused by new version of Xcode/ibtool silently changing things when it compiles your xib.
@joeldev Yep: easier to reuse pieces, help from the compiler and version control, assertions at runtime, easier localization.
@mulle_nat Not that I'm aware of. Just autolayout plus lots of time.
Of course, the xibs look fine in Xcode and haven't changed recently. Another reason to move all interface stuff to code.
Getting the "Could not find image named" Console error at runtime again, from xibs that lost track of their images.
Third Apple News site is still showing the spinner weeks after adding it.
For one of my sites, Apple News has all the latest posts from last night. For another, it’s still missing a post from 8 days ago.
@ScooterComputer Hard to believe it’s the same company obsessing over the mouse click sound and making software that just plain doesn't work
And why does Disk Utility's main display tell me that the volume is connected via SATA but not that it's encrypted?
The new Disk Utility partitioning interface is infuriating. Select a partition, type number to resize it, and it adds another partition.
When Open Does Not Return an Object Reference: https://t.co/oTtk888ltT #mjtsaiblog
Inside Apple’s Perfectionism Machine: https://t.co/oZPDorGWoo #mjtsaiblog
When Is Zip Not Zip?: https://t.co/NhSgvtUnaD #mjtsaiblog
@alloy It did not solve my Apple TV issues. I think we need a TV update.
Blind Camera Shootout: https://t.co/Ki2CTswfrD #mjtsaiblog
Siri and Content Reminders in iOS 9: https://t.co/8qbRSilVmY #mjtsaiblog
Reactions to the First iPod: https://t.co/WoUGJUDgSf #mjtsaiblog
Unicode Date Formats, YYYY?!: https://t.co/gE8cvVEJ3M #mjtsaiblog
The iPhone 6s Plus and 3D Touch: https://t.co/BUMmTIXDL6 #mjtsaiblog
@kvanh @mcelhearn I don't get prompted with the keychain ones, which is good. But plugging in others, it looks like nothing happened.
@mcelhearn Happens to me on multiple Macs, including with a clean system. Sometimes it does prompt, though…
Mac OS X 10.11 often isn't prompting me for a password when I connect an encrypted drive. Have to go into Disk Utility to unlock it.
@tylernol Pretty sure that it's it. Same problem with the Bonjour names.
@mbcharbonneau Mine were pretty much rock solid until last fall. Terrible since.
With new Apple TVs coming out, hoping to finally get a software update to fix the networking with ATV 2 and 3.
The Best Underutilized and Poorly Implemented Accessibility Feature: https://t.co/mxMO7HpP2o #mjtsaiblog
BookmarkData Exposed: https://t.co/2e8JnRV5II #mjtsaiblog
Dynamic Frameworks and App Launch Times: https://t.co/i8k7o8s3Lu #mjtsaiblog
The Story of NetNewsWire: https://t.co/EFSmZjuwQ8 #mjtsaiblog
Swift’s noescape Attribute: https://t.co/SgIVqRs5ax #mjtsaiblog
@danielpunkass Yup. My bug fix update has been in review for longer than it took Apple itself to ship 10.11.1.
For a week or so, I thought iCloud calendar renaming was finally working, but my calendar name just reverted again.
@morrick Not sure about the speed, but the subpixel antialiasing applies to Skim and all the other PDFKit-using apps that I've seen.
@morrick What do you use for PDFs then?
@morrick Since 10.8, I think.
@bhaskarsb AirDrop has been working pretty well for me between Mac and iOS.
@mjtsai And Preview still uses subpixel anti-aliasing even if that's turned off system-wide. :(
Preview definitely seems slower in Mac OS X 10.11, now takes a few seconds for the progressive text rendering to sharpen.
@leebennett More ideas: https://t.co/XEj5rQtKrl
Would like to be able to force touch in Control Center to access Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, DND settings instead of toggle them.
Lisp Implemented in sed and Make: https://t.co/DuFNGTgjiF #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Clang Is the Next WebKit: https://t.co/I2x68KtfeF #mjtsaiblog
Dark Corners of Unicode: https://t.co/bEiLmENN3p #mjtsaiblog
Sorkin and Boyle’s “Steve Jobsâ€: https://t.co/ls2UHz1Rpl #mjtsaiblog
@_toddmc Yes, see the NonTextExtensions default: https://t.co/OwMDUApm2x
@fpillet The width was an unexpected benefit for me as well. Now it feels natural to center the keyboard rather than the pair.
@ryannielsen @schwa @danielpunkass @mjdrayton Nope.
MVVM in Swift: https://t.co/lQe9gXviXj #mjtsaiblog
The 10 Best Feed Readers: https://t.co/wZchDG8pfv #mjtsaiblog
Real-time Resizing of Flickr Images Using GPUs: https://t.co/TMaDByPzwH #mjtsaiblog
The 10 Best Feed Readers: https://t.co/wZchDG8pfv #mjtsaiblog
Real-time Resizing of Flickr Images Using GPUs: https://t.co/TMaDByPzwH #mjtsaiblog
The 10 Best Feed Readers: https://t.co/wZchDG8pfv #mjtsaiblog
Real-time Resizing of Flickr Images Using GPUs: https://t.co/TMaDByPzwH #mjtsaiblog
GCD Sugar for Swift: https://t.co/jwrvsVra8o #mjtsaiblog
Searching Apple’s Stores With Google: https://t.co/dmXAefOroj #mjtsaiblog
Trying to update a Radar, but idmsa.apple.com has been down all morning.
@schwa @danielpunkass @mjdrayton Same here: internal drive, one partition, one user account, home folder in normal place.
@mjdrayton @danielpunkass @schwa For me, this was on the Mac without Server.
@olebegemann Yeah, really disappointed in that. I hit it every day.
@gelphman I found it very useful.
@rosyna Yes.
@gparker The Mail symptoms were actually on the other Mac where both updates went smoothly.
Mail forgot its list font, is redownloading GBs of mail, forgot its column/sort settings, and wants them re-set on each mailbox separately.
As with 10.11.0, the 10.11.1 update never completed for me, and I ended up rebooting after it was stuck near the end for over an hour.
@jmfd I’ve seen that, too, but it didn’t help in this case.
@siegel Hmm. I got 7.1 installed (verified by splash screen), though the Finder’s preview column still showed 7.0.1.
@siegel Every time I hit Cmd-R it would show progress, but only for a few seconds. Anyway, it finished.
@danielpunkass You set the version of Xcode in the Server app, so I think all the Bots have to use the same one.
@danielpunkass Are you using Bots now or still Jenkins?
@siegel Indeed it does. Then goes back to offering update.
@danielpunkass That's what I do on the main Mac. For my new build server (thanks) I was using the MAS version for ease.
@jdriscoll Hmm, the current app is showing a progress bar even though the Mac App Store is offering the Update button again.
Trying to update to Xcode 7.1, but after I click Update the MAS spins for a few seconds and then doesn't do anything. No error in Console.
@bdesham l was wondering about that, too. At least the data density is a lot higher now.
RT @spamsieve: SpamSieve 2.9.22 adds support for Mac OS X 10.11.1: https://t.co/RJlvEicPZC (cc:@MailPlugins)
@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.
@twostraws It does that even if you don't have Live Photos enabled. :(
@twostraws Does it fix the bug where your music/podcast stops playing when you open the camera?
@morrick Agreed.
@morrick Are you saying that the relative pricing is different than before, and not just because of currency valuations?
@chucker Autocorrect. :(
Turning Off iCloud Photo Library: https://t.co/i6lWa8adxe #mjtsaiblog
No Longer Good, Better, Best: https://t.co/AOyATGEcGV #mjtsaiblog
Venice (a.k.a. SwiftGo): https://t.co/lLRjCn4dQo #mjtsaiblog
B2 Cloud Storage: https://t.co/k5QNWK0qOc #mjtsaiblog
When Businesses Grow to Become Dysfunctional: https://t.co/rUdp7FdkkG #mjtsaiblog
@chucker Yep, that post wasn’t aimed at developers.
How Both TCP and Ethernet Checksums Fail: https://t.co/tEtrccs9qo #mjtsaiblog
String Interfaces: https://t.co/9qQQ1B9S26 #mjtsaiblog
iOS Diagnostics & Usage Data: https://t.co/NTcyUBJvob #mjtsaiblog
iOS Apps That Collect Users’ Personal Info: https://t.co/iP0VhrxFLc #mjtsaiblog
Dropbox Paper: https://t.co/vbfKoN8f9c #mjtsaiblog
@siegel @uliwitness Don't bookmarks store the full resolution icon?
Big iWork Update: https://t.co/xQ73Xi6TNy #mjtsaiblog
Options Dictionaries vs. Sets of Enums: https://t.co/fnktTnKcmo #mjtsaiblog
Options Dictionaries vs. Sets of Enums: https://t.co/fnktTnKcmo #mjtsaiblog
Options Dictionaries vs. Sets of Enums: https://t.co/fnktTnKcmo #mjtsaiblog
Adding “Save PDF to iBooks†Support: https://t.co/NaX7VSaGXr #mjtsaiblog
El Capitan License in Plain English: https://t.co/83zLZbKaTV #mjtsaiblog
Tesla’s OS 7 Interface Update: https://t.co/oiTiqPouCw #mjtsaiblog
@bwebster Haven't seen that one before. I tend to get Word files or PDFs.
@danielhaim Please see http://t.co/90pk7UNkvL
@owensd No, it’s been working great for me. Very convenient.
OS X Recovery is great.
Restored from a Time Machine backup, and El Capitain added Maps, iBooks, and Photos back to my Dock.
@Bagelturf It *says* it's going to make a new encrypted partition with the full size. Just doesn't do it.
Otherwise, the space for the all but one partition just disappears.
Looks like to merge encrypted partitions with Disk Utility you have to first make a merged unencrypted partition.
@notio I really think it would accrue to their long-term benefit, but it's just not a priority.
@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.
@grynspan And now that the code is gone, I’m not likely to put it back to verify a potential fix.
@grynspan That kind of Radar is low-priority for me to file because I already had to work around it in my app.
@grynspan Yep.
@grynspan I actually had to stop calling FSUnmountVolume on 10.11 because it stopped working…
@grynspan Yep, although in this case it's a background thread so I don't really need async.
@grynspan Can't send Apple events until 10.11. (I haven't yet checked whether that works for my purposes.)
@grynspan If only there had been an API for reading those files years ago…
@grynspan Yes, in theory those will work. Not a drop-in replacement because they're async.
@grynspan I'm doing that, too, of course. But at one point needed to read files with only resource fork. Perhaps no longer relevant.
@grynspan The other obvious case is AppleScript…
@grynspan I don't think there are Cocoa APIs for mounting or unmounting volumes.
@grynspan Reading/writing resources for .webloc files and disk image license agreements.
@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.
@grynspan I think there were also some cases where NSRunningApplication either didn't have the info I needed or didn't work as advertised.
@grynspan Is there a Cocoa replacement for TransformProcessType()? If so, I don't think it was available for the version I’m targeting.
@grynspan Some resource manager and process manager stuff. Also file manager, but I think most or all of that could be migrated.
@marcoarment Except that it probably doesn't support all the features of the old documents.
Xcode gave me hundreds of new compiler errors, starting with NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN not being a keyword. Fixed by restarting Mac.
@rosyna Agreed. Certainly seems like something that could work on a MacBook or iMac.
@rosyna I thought you were saying that there would be no benefit to it on the Mac. Couldn’t Apple make it secure?
@rosyna Sure, but it’s still easier/faster than typing a long password.
Customizing Columns in OmniFocus 2.3: http://t.co/mAOFUvwVq6 #mjtsaiblog
Empty Parentheses Are Not “No Parameters†in (Objective-)C: http://t.co/ckO5gmQJ8O #mjtsaiblog
Quickly Dimming the iPhone Screen: http://t.co/dqQoIX4Mee #mjtsaiblog
Swift Casting With _ObjectiveCBridgeable: http://t.co/vmklDCF2ms #mjtsaiblog
MallocNanoZone=1 Makes for Hard Debugging: http://t.co/noRsvnXt2d #mjtsaiblog
Apple’s Processor Advantage: http://t.co/yj9jsfPGlT #mjtsaiblog
No MapKit for everyone, after all: http://t.co/6VR2WLF4Vq
@dianeoforegon Working on it. Probably out tomorrow morning.
@lexfri Hmm, well it came back after restarting the Mac.
Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages: http://t.co/AbutTPMpJR #mjtsaiblog
Background Data and Battery Usage of Facebook’s iOS App: http://t.co/mV7cIVmDGL #mjtsaiblog
Non-Payment for Bundle Sales: http://t.co/ybGXC7Ys4i #mjtsaiblog
That Would Never Happen: http://t.co/0OWqe9risM #mjtsaiblog
My El Capitan save panels have suddenly stopped showing the Favorites section.
@steipete One of the problems Swift doesn't address.
And, Mail in 10.11 is again showing spelled out flag color names instead of flag images.
@mjdrayton Thanks. Not looking to change, but curious about what it does differently. Do you use JIRA for customer support, too?
@mjdrayton Yep, OK/Cancel instead of Cancel/OK.
@mjdrayton What do you prefer about it?
Ah, looks like the old iMessages-go-to-Mac-but-not-iPhone bug is still there in iOS 9.
FogBugz, JIRA, and Wasabi: http://t.co/39aAHtkv5H #mjtsaiblog
@owensd I agree, although I think there are several different propositions here. I’m not sure that fuel injection is the best analogy.
Coding Literacy: http://t.co/zEOrf0wqxj #mjtsaiblog
More International Taxes on Software Sales: http://t.co/IN98YQcpxc #mjtsaiblog
Disk Utility in El Capitan: http://t.co/ovf58nOGDW #mjtsaiblog
Apple’s New Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad: http://t.co/CzHmDbXhsI #mjtsaiblog
@otolithe I guess, although lots of other products are wireless but not magic.
@otolithe The old, non-Magic one was also wireless.
@jsnell Thanks for the reviews! Keyboard doesn't seem to have gesture capabilities, so does "Magic" now just mean "new"?
@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.
@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.
@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.
Another El Capitan mystery: what happened to NSOpenPanel titles? Didn't see any change documented, but they seem to be ignored now.
@skid Thanks. That doesn't sound like it would affect initiating screen sharing, though.
Did El Capitan lose the ability to screen share with 10.6? iChat scene sharing is enabled, but the button to request access is disabled.
Doesn't seem like Apple Mail should be using proportionately spaced San Francisco numbers in its Date column.
New FogBugz Security Features: http://t.co/8DyuwgbbkI #mjtsaiblog
Lightroom 6.2’s Import Dialog: http://t.co/jgoi0sXcwv #mjtsaiblog
Why the Floppy Disk Is Still Used Today: http://t.co/r2P6jqGWh4 #mjtsaiblog
Lightroom 6.2’s Import Dialog: http://t.co/jgoi0sXcwv #mjtsaiblog
Why the Floppy Disk Is Still Used Today: http://t.co/r2P6jqGWh4 #mjtsaiblog