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Also, this is part of the final build? https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/max/800/1*EdAxsHqdZmZ7o6JO6e_TWQ.png https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/max/800

• unfunco 12y ago
  I think that only happens when UI transparency is disabled. I don't have the same issue[0]. I find Yosemite to be fine with a few exceptions, Safari is not as fast as I'd like it to be, and I've had issues when attempting to answer the phone on my laptop. I think Apple needs a Snow Yosemite, where they focus on fixes and performance with minimal new features. [0]: http://imgur.com/KIIbsfr http://imgur.com/KIIbsfr
  • x0054 12y ago
    Yes, it only appears in "reduced transparency" mode, but that's no excuse. Again, this is a well reported bug that many people have noticed 6 months ago and it would take an Apple intern 20 minutes (maybe an hour if they were very inapt) to locate and fix the issue. It's just not a priority to them. I really wish that they would switch to a 2 year OS release cycle, and work harder on stability of the core OS. They can pull Messenger, Mail, Facetime, and all the other apps out of the OS package, and add features to those all they want, but I want the core OS to be stable.
• bastih 12y ago
  Looks like this bug is fixed in 10.10.2 for me.