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Instead of Photoshop, I use GraphicConvertor and Pixelmator for photo editing.

Instead of Microsoft Office, I use Libre Office for it’s word processing and spreadsheet functionality, but maybe once a week.

I don’t use any Adobe or Microsoft products and mainly use my Mac for Linux/Unix systems administration and web development tasks.

Storage: 500GB SATA hard disk drive about 40GB used.

Maybe one or two oddball kernel panic over the years, but nothing too bad. Using Mac OS X 10.9.5 (Mavericks) on my Mac Mini (Late 2012) and I have pretty much never experienced random crashes or failures so server I need to hard reboot the system. Basically when Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) there seemed to be tons of reports of system crashes and required reboots for recovery and that’s not what I’m used to in an OS. I am one of those users out there who is still using Mac OS X 10.9.5 (Mavericks) mainly for overall system stability and performance. I would like to think that the 10.10.5 is more stable than the initial 10.10 release.

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Since I have stayed on Mac OS X 10.9.5 (Mavericks) for overall system stability, do I risk losing that stability with an upgrade to Mac OS X 10.10.5 (Yosemite)? If I have to trade stability for “newness” I’m not into an upgrade just yet but would like to hear some real-world information from people who might have been in the same boat as me. But I am considering an upgrade to Yosemite to the 10.10.5 version to at least be a part of the “more modern” world I want to stay stable but not too far behind the OS support curve. Now with Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) out I am not too hot on getting into that version of the OS too quickly since I no longer trust Apple’s initial major version releases and am wary of SIP (System Integrity Protection) for now. Similar details on the Yosemite project page on Engadget as well. My time force quitting, re-starting, re-installing on a daily/hourlyīasis' and GeeboH calls Yosemite 'the most unstable version of OS Yosemite.' Sydneystufff said, 'I have wasted countless hours of

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Windows Vista was 'fundamentally more stable and reliable than Performance in benchmarks than Mavericks,' commenting that even In performance, Yosemite didn't shine either, with altergeistĬomplaining of 'GPU panics, hard crashes, freezes and lower For example, this Engadget post kvetches about Yosemite stability issues to no end: I don’t want to reboot or deal with crashes from Mac OS X or a Linux machine.įrom what I have read, heard and seen about Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) it had issues with random crashes and memory leaks so I avoided it. Flash may need to be updated for other browsers.Ĭurrently, there are no known users who are using Mac to access Kronos.I am using Mac OS X 10.9.5 (Mavericks) and have stayed on it mainly due to overall system stability.

#Microsoft word for mac os x 10.10.5 pdf#

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Installation will still be allowed, but LabVIEW 2013 Pro cannot be guaranteed to operate properly. OSX 10.10.4 is not supported by LabVIEW 2013 Pro. See Apple's instructions for disabling gatekeeper:

#Microsoft word for mac os x 10.10.5 software#

Installing some software may require gatekeeper to be disabled. Please report any functionality issues to the IT Service Center. Testing of operating system updates are ongoing. Please note that all functions of applications may not have been tested. An 'X' in the 'Does Not Work' column means the software is not compatible with Yosemite.Notes for exceptions will appear in the 'Comments' column.

An 'X' in the 'Exceptions' column means the software may be able to run with some user intervention.An 'X' in the column titled 'Works As Is' requires no special consideration to install, run or uninstall the software.

The table below describes software and services that were tested on Yosemite (Mac OS X 10.10): If new issues arise as we continue testing Brown's software and services, updates will be provided on this page. Details are available here: Known IssuesĬIS is not aware of any issues with Yosemite that do not have a work-around described on the table below. The IT Service Center will provide limited assistance with software and services running on Yosemite, but at this time, all Brown services do not work consistently with this operating system.įor those who are already using Yosemite (Mac OS X 10.10), CIS recommends you apply Apple's 10.10.4 update. New Apple computers are shipping with Yosemite.