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In my case, I saw slowness in QuickLook and anytime my wallpapers rotated. If you have an older Mac or a Mac with lacklustre graphics, it can drag your system down. Similarly, others have complained about sluggish or poor graphics performance in Yosemite, probably because of the new OS’s shiny (but graphically demanding) translucent windows and effects.
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Google will say Apple changed something, Apple will tell Google “tough it’s our OS”, and eventually someone (probably Google) will have to give up and push an update to resolve the problem. Of course, they are responding, but the disconnect isn’t helping anyone. Something in Yosemite blocks the heartbeat check that Chrome uses to make sure those processes are still alive, so they show up in Activity Monitor as “Not Responding”. Chrome launches helper processes for features including extensions and Flash. The screenshot above is a pretty well-documented issue between Chrome and Yosemite. A quick search shows other people have the same problem, but luckily the Airmail team is already working on a fix. Airmail, for example, works well in Yosemite, but for some reason after upgrading, global search stopped working. Some other tools have side features that just don’t work - or work as well - after the update. However, some popular third-party apps, most notably Chrome and Firefox, devour RAM and CPU time in a way they never did in Mavericks. In our tests, we haven’t seen too many issues, and many devs have already pushed updates to fix post-upgrade bugs.
Some users might want to hold off a little bit until their apps and other favourite tools catch up. All in all, if you live in Apple’s garden and have up-to-date devices, Yosemite will make your life easier and more convenient. While it won’t unseat Chrome or Firefox anytime soon, it has certainly improved. Mail is much improved and much faster, and Safari is leaner, looks better. Notification Center itself is finally actually useful, and not just a list of things you’ll ignore forever.
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You may also want to upgrade right away if you’re a big fan of Apple’s built-in applications, including Mail, Safari and Notification Center. If you can check off all three, you’re in great shape.
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Of course, to leverage those mobile-to-desktop features, you have to make sure your Mac meets Yosemite’s basic system requirements (which, luckily, are the same as Mavericks’), your iOS device supports iOS 8, and both support features like Bluetooth 4 LE, which is required for Handoff, Call Answering and Instant Hotspot. The new Safari, for example, is faster, more streamlined, and makes it easy to get back to sites you visited on your phone or tablet, which is a nice touch if you’re not already using something like Chrome Sync or Firefox Sync. Many of Yosemite’s coolest features show up in the way your mobile device and your computer talk to one another, especially if you leverage features such as Handoff and Call Answering, as well as iCloud Drive. If you live in Apple’s ecosystem and have an iPhone or iPad - especially one running iOS 8 - you should definitely upgrade.
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The install process only took me about a half hour, and part of that may be because I’m using a slightly older Mac. If you have a machine built in the past two to three years, you’ll have no issue with the update, and even if your machine is a little older, you shouldn’t have much trouble (more on that in a bit.) The upgrade process itself is smooth and easy, and the App Store download is only about 5GB. We’ll come out and say right away that most Mac users should go ahead and upgrade to Yosemite. For others, especially those of you who couldn’t risk being without critical apps or tools during the beta, you can relax - that open beta means Apple’s received lots of feedback, and most of your apps should work without issue. For many of you, the upgrade will be one more patch, and that’s all.
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Thousands of Mac users have been running the Yosemite beta for months, watching the operating system evolve with each patch and update, and get ready for today’s release. That’s not a bad thing.Īpple told us all about its new features a long time ago, and opened the doors to its first truly public beta shortly after that. Yosemite is probably the most transparent, least surprising update ever. Pictures: Tina Mailhot-Roberge, Kevin Ballard, Masus65 You guys have been using it what do you think? Is it ready for prime time, or should I wait for the next patch to fix the bugs people will inevitably find? Sincerely, Yosemite Sam
It looks like it has some great features, but it’s still an upgrade, and any upgrade has a chance of going bad. Dear Lifehacker, So Yosemite is coming out today.
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