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This doesn't sound appealing unless it gives access to the next major point release. I'm sure only a marginal number of people are interested in testing 10.9.x
by catfoods 12y ago
This doesn't sound appealing unless it gives access to the next major point release. I'm sure only a marginal number of people are interested in testing 10.9.x compared to 10.10
- smackfu 12y agoIf you're running into a major bug on the current release, it's nice to try out the next point release to see if it's fixed.
- cmelbye 12y agoWho says this won't give you access to major releases? To me, that's why this is so interesting with WWDC in a month and a half. Could they be preparing to release changes to OS X that are large enough to warrant the opening of beta testing to the public?
- berberous 12y agoI agree, but point releases can occasionally have new features. 10.9.3 apparently enables 60 Hz 4k output on late 2013 macbook pros. 10.9.2 is limited to 30 Hz which apparently feels very laggy.
- filmgirlcw 12y agoPlus 10.9.3 does scaling on 4K displays so stuff doesn't look super tiny.
- shurcooL 12y agoDo you have a source on that? Are any other models getting 4K 60 Hz output besides late 2013 rMBP?
- berberous 12y agoGoogle and you'll find a bunch, but sure, here's one: http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/03/first-os-x-10-9-3-beta-comes-with-improved-4k-display-support/ http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/03/first-os-x-10-9-3-beta-... 60 Hz 4K appears to require DisplayPort 1.2, which I believe is currently only available on the late 2013 rMBP and the new Mac Pros.