Anyone upgraded to the latest Mac OSX - searching the internet indicates there have been some problems - should I wait for the first update to deal with any bugs etc;
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Rathyatra wrote:
Anyone upgraded to the latest Mac OSX - searching the internet indicates there have been some problems - should I wait for the first update to deal with any bugs etc;
I suggest that you visit the contemporaneous discussion under the Topic: Adobe Lightroom CC Update. More or less, its first 7 pages are pertinent to the Topic title while the discussion on page 8 has digressed into the use of GPS.
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Rathyatra wrote:
Anyone upgraded to the latest Mac OSX - searching the internet indicates there have been some problems - should I wait for the first update to deal with any bugs etc;
FWIW - I upgraded days after it became available - I run an IMAC, 16 GB ram and several external disk drives - USB 2.0, Thunderbolt & Firewire.
I make use of Lightroom & Photoshop most every day as well as Safari & Apple Mail, Evernote and several other packages.
So far, the only issue was I needed to reinstall my Topaz Plugins, which was a free and simple process.
Edit: I noticed right away that things just seemed to run a tad faster & smoother - maybe it was wishful thinking - but I have no complaints so far.
the problems are small, i find.except for the fact that my neat brand document scanner will not work with El Capitan..and a few other small problems, but I"ve been assured that the people at neat are working on a fix for this problem....otherwise its really very nice to use...
My experience has been "don't do it" I wish I hadn't. My email is screwed and Ebay checkout and lots of web pages timing out and reverting to dns errors. Wait for 10.11.1 I wish I had but I read all the POSITIVE reviews on Apple's web site instead of truly independant reviews.
Rathyatra wrote:
Anyone upgraded to the latest Mac OSX - searching the internet indicates there have been some problems - should I wait for the first update to deal with any bugs etc;
Dngallagher wrote:
FWIW - I upgraded days after it became available - I run an IMAC, 16 GB ram and several external disk drives - USB 2.0, Thunderbolt & Firewire.
I make use of Lightroom & Photoshop most every day as well as Safari & Apple Mail, Evernote and several other packages.
So far, the only issue was I needed to reinstall my Topaz Plugins, which was a free and simple process.
Edit: I noticed right away that things just seemed to run a tad faster & smoother - maybe it was wishful thinking - but I have no complaints so far.
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Thanks for the info - I have never had any problems with any MAC OSX updates before but an internet search made me nervous when I seen reference to various problems. I am reassured by your experience and will give it a go - I did hear about having to reinstall Topaz Plugins but as you say this is no big problem.
its really not a very big problem, ..it truly is worth the upgrade..
No problem except for Topaz PS Plug-Ins. Otherwise OK.
I'm running a MacBook Pro, 16G, I'm using OS X El Capitan. The only issue I had was Adobe's troubled update, they have since corrected Adobe CC.
BTW, I like the split screen.
Rathyatra wrote:
Anyone upgraded to the latest Mac OSX - searching the internet indicates there have been some problems - should I wait for the first update to deal with any bugs etc;
I've been using it from the beginning, and I have no problems. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. :D
I have a few legacy programs that keep me from updating to El Capitan such as Capture NX-2 and Photoshop CS6 (not CC). If I knew that they would work under El Capitan I would upgrade.
Brucej67 wrote:
I have a few legacy programs that keep me from updating to El Capitan such as Capture NX-2 and Photoshop CS6 (not CC). If I knew that they would work under El Capitan I would upgrade.
You might want to check the status of your apps here for compatibility.
http://roaringapps.com/appsI think I saw that CS6 is green lighted.
BTW - BLUE just means there is no data on the application at this time.
I lost all my contacts and groups that I had built over the years.
queencitysanta wrote:
I lost all my contacts and groups that I had built over the years.
FWIW:
I make sure that I have backups before upgrading, but have never needed them so far.
Of course contacts and groups are also maintained by syncing with my Gmail account.
Thank you, I just checked and Nikon Capture NX-2 is not compatible.
Dngallagher wrote:
You might want to check the status of your apps here for compatibility.
http://roaringapps.com/appsI think I saw that CS6 is green lighted.
BTW - BLUE just means there is no data on the application at this time.
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