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I've had "reduce motion" turned off on my iOS devices since it was an options... The animations in the latest Messages.app have been driving me crazy, but sure
by bound008 6y ago
I've had "reduce motion" turned off on my iOS devices since it was an options... The animations in the latest Messages.app have been driving me crazy, but sure enough "Reduce Motion" is available in the `Accessibility` preference panel under display.
FWIW, I am blown away by my M1 Mac, but my x86 Mac feels about 5-10% snappier on Big Sur.
- cmdshiftf4 6y ago>I am blown away by my M1 Mac, but my x86 Mac feels about 5-10% snappier on Big Sur. For clarification, do you mean your x86 with Big Sur is faster 5-10% faster than you M1 with Big Sur, or is it compared with the same machine running what I'm going to guess is Catalina?
- bound008 6y agoSorry, I mean my x86 machine has improved in performance with the upgrade to Big Sur. The M1 MBA (16gb RAM) feels snappier and more responsive in almost every way to my Mac Mini w/64gb of RAM. RAM usage is also noticeably lower on the M1 when I migrated my browser tabs over (500+ between Firefox and Safari).
- cmdshiftf4 6y agoVery interesting. Thanks for the clarification.
- Eric_WVGG 6y agosecond this. The roll-out was a mess, but Big Sur does appear to have some serious optimizations under the hood. Time Machine is also, finally, vastly improved. (The changes to menu bar icon behavior, and shortcut keys on modal buttons, are infuriating)