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Ah, yeah, Mac is now fully iOS-like design wise. The new icons look really bad.
by kick 6y ago
Ah, yeah, Mac is now fully iOS-like design wise. The new icons look really bad.
- kick 6y agoIt looks like Deepin but slightly less polished, which is funny, because Deepin was Mac but slightly less polished.
- kick 6y agoComplete murder of contrast.
- kick 6y agoControl Center shows up, confirming that this was just to make it all like iOS.
- kick 6y agoWebExtensions will probably be a huge benefit to Mac users.
- kick 6y agoAaaand there's the ARM release.
- kick 6y agoKind of mundane. Apple's chips trump many desktop chips, so I imagine the Mac might get an edge on performance again, which would be interesting. They're probably going to blow it though.
- kick 6y agoI wonder if this means that they're going to put the final bullet in the Mac for Linux with an iOS-like TPM.
- kick 6y agoThey're bragging about Rise of the Tomb Raider's performance under Metal, a 2015 game, at medium settings.
- kick 6y agoStill bikeshedding, but there were some interesting things.
- als0 6y agoAll their chips have a Secure Enclave, so yes. That doesn't mean Linux won't be able to run, it just means Linux won't be able to use any of the Secure Enclave's secrets.
- kick 6y agoMacs presently also have a TPM, but it doesn't lock the device down to the same extent. That's the bit I'm interested in seeing if carries over.