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So unless I want to use Siri on my computer (I don't) or tighter integration with iPhones (which I don't use), this update brings mostly nothing of significance

So unless I want to use Siri on my computer (I don't) or tighter integration with iPhones (which I don't use), this update brings mostly nothing of significance.

nicky0 10y ago
Yes and as a Mac developer, thank god for that. None of my apps broke this year!
- heartbreak 10y ago
  Seems you don't use Seil or Karabiner. Lucky.
  - Kudos 10y ago
    I'm sure they mean the apps they made, not the apps they use.
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  - Luc 10y ago
    Karabiner-Elements works great for me. Some work to set everything up again though, ant it only does simple key reassignments for now.
matt4077 10y ago
Seamlessly using cloud storage for rarely-used files is pretty great. For photos, it even recompresses the local files when space gets low and restores higher qualities from the cloud when you have more space.
sir-velo 10y ago
I'd never upgrade Mac OS versions if not for the fact Apple's developer tools require it. As for Safari 10.0 not working on all but the last version OS versions, thankfully there's a choice - Chrome and Firefox.
- spdustin 10y ago
  Xcode 8 runs fine in El Capitan in my rMBP, and Safari 10 will be released for El Capitan (and earlier, just not sure how far) at a later date, from what I understand. The Technology Preview is the way to go for those who want the latest Safari features anyway.
  - stassats 10y ago
    Safari 10 for El Capitan was released yesterday as well.
  - SysArchitect 10y ago
    Safari 10 showed up in my downloads list for my El Capitan system this morning.