You know... I honestly didn't like it at first, at all, but I'm actually
growing to not mind it at all.
There are definitely some qwerks, but they're more just incredibly annoying
than anything. For example, in Safari, or for that mind, most html areas,
if you try to type a capital letter, or any other key which includes the
shift key, you'll hear Voiceover say New Line Selected. This is really
really annoying! Yes, it'll even do it if your key echo is set to off.
Trust me, it drives me bonkers! For the longest of time, I wouldn't even
use the mac, as I did a lot of web browsing, and found that to be really
annoying. OK, you could use Google Chrome, which doesn't have that issue,
but I don't really care for Chrome's interface. Not totally sure why not,
I just don't for some strange reason.
There also are some focus issues when using single arrow key navigation in
Safari, which was introduced in Yosemite. Again though, there are fairly
easy work arounds, from what I've been told. I've never tested them, but I
do trust the sources who have told me about them.
So, over all, I'd say you should be just fine. I do agree that Yosemite
seems to be a little more clunky in my personal opinion, but that said, it's
definitely definitely doable.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ian Harrison" <[email protected]>
To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2015 6:35 AM
Subject: [Mac-access]: Should I be scared of Yosemite?
Dear listers.
I am thinking of buying a new mac mini. My old one currently runs Mountain
Lion. I am used to the software, but the machine is starting to die.
Buying a new one means I have to go to Yosemite. Can I have some opinions
on the learning curve and relative benefits, please.
Grateful
Ian
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