El Capitan

[Dennis Jameson]

Thanks for your detailed impressions. Your mention of screen flicker reminds me that after every OS X upgrade I have to put in a display profile hack to get my Late 2012 Mac Mini's HDMI port to display properly. Otherwise it's severely whitewashed on my 24" Insignia TV/monitor.

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> On Oct 12, 2015, at 10:20 PM, Michael Zacherl <mubar04 at blauwurf.at> wrote:
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>> On 12.Oct 2015, at 19:38 , Dennis Jameson <komatos at icloud.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Anybody upgrade from Yosemite to El Capitan yet? Caveats? Good/bad improvements? Usually I just go ahead and upgrade iOS and OS X as soon as they're released but this time I figured I'd make sure nothing got broken by the upgrade.
> 
> I cloned my system disk (10.8.5) twice and upgraded the clones to 10.10.5 and 10.11 resp.
> I only had a brief look so far but ...
> Look and feel is better on El Cap than on Yosi but man, coming from 10.8 I don't like this flat pale look.
> San Francisco is better than that $/%&$/ on 10.10.
> But, SIP prevents my mobile data stick to work.
> Since it's out of production I don't think any signed drivers will show up.
> Menumeters don't work at all, regardless if SIP is active or not,
> Software like Live, Max/MSP, VMware Fusion seems to be fine.
> Although, Live has some weird screen flicker when starting up, might be dealing with metal?
> As for the general visual impression this OS X versions deliver, I switched on high contrast 
> which makes it a tad more bearable. 
> I have yet to do a thorough test.
> m.
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