I've got a 105 MB/sec connection to Comcast. It's coming in pretty good....should be done in 3 mins (40% done now).
After that, I have a number of household Macs to upgrade. Oldest are the 2008 Mac Pro I'm typing on and my 2007 Macbook Pro which is an iTunes and file server in the house. Newest is my wife's 2013 MBAir. Two more utility MacBooks are in the house too, 2009 vintage. This will take awhile.
EDIT: OK, it's finished. Time to distribute to the internal Macs and begin upgrades.
Yeah ill wait untill trafic slows down. Is free after all, everyone is trying to get it. Be patien and dont be so bitchy about it, is not the end of the world. You will be ok if you cant get it immediately
I've got a 105 MB/sec connection to Comcast. It's coming in pretty good....should be done in 3 mins (40% done now).
After that, I have a number of household Macs to upgrade. Oldest are the 2008 Mac Pro I'm typing on and my 2007 Macbook Pro which is an iTunes and file server in the house. Newest is my wife's 2013 MBAir. Two more utility MacBooks are in the house too, 2009 vintage. This will take awhile.
EDIT: OK, it's finished. Time to distribute to the internal Macs and begin upgrades.
Do you have a large family or can you just not help yourself?
The new release is called OS X 10.10 (14A389) so its different from the previous GM Candidate. Just booted into it, seems to run equally good as the most recent version has been, no worries.
BUG!!! After upgrading to Yosemite, OS X changes my security & privacy setting. Originally it was "allow apps downloaded from Anywhere" but Yosemite changes it to "Mac App store and identified developers". My Mac doesn't have a log in password set, and I am not able to unlock this particular screen to change it to "Anywhere"!!
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I've got a 105 MB/sec connection to Comcast. It's coming in pretty good....should be done in 3 mins (40% done now).
After that, I have a number of household Macs to upgrade. Oldest are the 2008 Mac Pro I'm typing on and my 2007 Macbook Pro which is an iTunes and file server in the house. Newest is my wife's 2013 MBAir. Two more utility MacBooks are in the house too, 2009 vintage. This will take awhile.
EDIT: OK, it's finished. Time to distribute to the internal Macs and begin upgrades.
So this is what pent up demand looks like.
Will this be an awesome update like 8.0.1? Should I wait for Yosemite.0.2?
Will this be an awesome update like 8.0.1? Should I wait for Yosemite.0.2?
What?, and miss all the fun!
1GB to go!
I've got a 105 MB/sec connection to Comcast. It's coming in pretty good....should be done in 3 mins (40% done now).
After that, I have a number of household Macs to upgrade. Oldest are the 2008 Mac Pro I'm typing on and my 2007 Macbook Pro which is an iTunes and file server in the house. Newest is my wife's 2013 MBAir. Two more utility MacBooks are in the house too, 2009 vintage. This will take awhile.
EDIT: OK, it's finished. Time to distribute to the internal Macs and begin upgrades.
Do you have a large family or can you just not help yourself?
The build for GM 3.0 was 14A388a. Can anyone confirm that the one for public release is the same one, or is it a different release?
Do you have a large family or can you just not help yourself?
LOL. An old computer still have usefulness as long as Apple doesn't obsolete them.
I strongly recommend that everyone hold off upgrading to this for a few days, in light of the iOS 8.0.1 fiasco.
If only I had waited 30 mins for 8.0.1 I'd have been fine. I'm thinking I'll give this one at least 3 hours.
The build for GM 3.0 was 14A388a. Can anyone confirm that the one for public release is the same one, or is it a different release?
Just rebooted in the new build, its called OS X 10.10 (14A389) so its different from GM Candidate 3
The new release is called OS X 10.10 (14A389) so its different from the previous GM Candidate. Just booted into it, seems to run equally good as the most recent version has been, no worries.
I strongly recommend that everyone hold off upgrading to this for a few days, in light of the iOS 8.0.1 fiasco.
This is why I have several Macs in the house. I can afford to "guinea pig" a couple.
Installing now...
Can't wait to try it AFTER they release OS X 10.10.1 and fix the bugs.
What do you mean you don’t have a login password? You have to. What happens when you try?
OS X 10.10 (14A389)
... and my 500 GIGs of paid for iCloud Drive I paid for running the last dev release still isn't showing up.