Yes that’s right because the invisible man in the sky micro manages things to that degree he cares what anyone says and gets revenge by screwing their computer.
Good one George.:) I’m glad I smartened up and didn’t buy in to the nonsense that is religion. Such a waste of resources, lives and talent. > On Oct 5, 2015, at 8:21 AM, george b <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hay maybe because you use the g d word and other unneeded phrases God desided > to punish you and make you go through all this…LOL > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Christopher-Mark Gilland > Sent: Sunday, October 04, 2015 04:47 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Major setbacks with El Capitan > > Well, this definitely has proven to be quite a nightmare! > > I finally! managed to get Yosemite reinstalling to a freshly > partitioned/formatted internal drive. I'm really crossing my fingers here! > > Chris. > >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Devin Prater <mailto:[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >> Sent: Sunday, October 4, 2015 7:21 AM >> Subject: Re: Major setbacks with El Capitan >> >> Yep, I've seen the busy thing. Also, when I first start up the computer, >> things are pretty slow at first, like voiceover actually sees the Google >> Drive and dropbox windows, which have no content, as they launch. Alex, and >> the premium high, or enhanced, vocalizer voices are sluggish, very sluggish, >> even after an update. Alex is choppy, still. Voiceover still doesn't speak >> every element, like its how it used to cut itself off, but now it doesn't >> even speak that element at all, so I have to do voiceover left and right >> again to hear it, this is most often in webpages. I don't know, maybe I'll >> just spend more time in my vm of XP. >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >> On Oct 3, 2015, at 9:43 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> >>> OK. Let me start by saying one positive thing. >>> >>> El Capitan looks like it has the potential to be a great OS. This being >>> said, I'm at a position where even on my personal computers, not just on my >>> work audio production machine, I have made the decision to go back to >>> Yosemite, and not touch El Capitan with a 10 foot poll until some of these >>> issues I'm having are worked out. Below are all the things so far I've >>> observed. Again, realize that I am not complaining. Over time, I'm sure a >>> lot of this will get fixed, but at least for the time being, this is >>> ridiculous! >>> >>> Busy Busy Busy! >>> >>> >>> This is the main bug which has caused me to say screw it! I'm going back. >>> No matter what voice I use, be it Alex, any of the Nuance voices, Any of >>> the Acapela TTS voices, whatever, practically every single app I have tried >>> is almost constantly reporting busy busy busy. Finally when the app does! >>> switch to ready status, it only stays there for a fraction of a second, >>> then goes busy again. >>> >>> Can't Edit nor backspace text in Mail >>> >>> >>> This one's really aggervating. When typing an e-mail message, be it a >>> reply, a forward, or just totally from scratch, I can edit/backspace text >>> up to a certain point which I've not totally benchmarked, but after a >>> certain point, pressing the backspace key, or trying to move around and >>> edit my message doesn't work. Apparently, it works, but Voiceover says >>> absolutely nothing. When I try backspacing characters, Voiceover is >>> totally silent. >>> >>> Message List Table in Mail is slightly Broken >>> >>> >>> I should start this one by saying that I'm using the classic view of Mail. >>> I'm not sure if that matters, but i somehow doubt it does. It used to be >>> that I could vo+right arrow to the messages group and interact with it. >>> Then, I could vo+right arrow to the message list table. Then, without >>> interacting at all, I could simply down arrow through the list of messages. >>> Not VO+Down arrow. I'm literally saying just down arrow. The advantage >>> of doing it this way was that I wasn't interacting with the table, thereby >>> making it where virtically, it would only read one column at a time. This >>> way each row would read all columns at once. So right away, I knew who the >>> message was from, the subject, etc. Now, if I try doing this, just by down >>> arrowing when I reach the table, Voiceover says absolutely nothing. When I >>> press return on a message, it's not throwing me to the content of the >>> message. It's very inconsistent, so I can't really tell you where it >>> lands, as it seems to be kind a scatterbrained. Once I do! however get on >>> the area with the message content, regardless if I interact with the text >>> field and use vo+up and down arrow to read, or if I don't interact at all, >>> but just up and down arrow to read, Mail usually goes completely busy and >>> by busy, I don't mean Voiceover saying busy. I mean it goes so busy to the >>> point where literally nothing! speaks. Trying to command+tab out of the >>> Mail app sometimes works, but usually Voiceover lags for a good 30 seconds >>> to a full minute before catching up. When it does! catch back up I notice >>> in the Mail app that I no longer have focus on the message content, as it's >>> jumped to some other random place like the message headers, etc. Yes, to >>> rimity these issues, I did try restarting Voiceover, and yes, I've also >>> fully tried rebooting. >>> >>> ITunes 12.3, and ICloud Music Library >>> >>> >>> I am subscribed both to Apple Music, as well as to ITunes Match. I have a >>> CD which is *definitely!* not in the ITunes Store, nor in Apple Music. I >>> know this as it's by a local artist, and she herself has told me directly >>> that she's not on ITunes, nor has any intention to be. Anyway, I manually >>> tagged all the tracks with the correct name, genre, an album title. I then >>> imported the disc into my library with my audio production system. That >>> worked absolutely perfectly. Now, mind you, that system is on Yosemite >>> 10.10.5, but hear me out on this. I was going to lay down tonight and >>> listen to that disc, seeing the CD is all lullabys. That mood was ruinned >>> real! fast. I have uploaded from my production machine, the entire CD to >>> my ICloud library. In my room, I went on my white polycarbon macbook, >>> running the official non beta release of El Capitan, and also running >>> ITunes 12.3. Both that system, as well as my audio production machine here >>> in the studio have ICloud Music library enabled and set to be viewable. >>> When I pulled up ITunes on my macbook, I saw the album in there by Renee >>> Carter, but none of the tracks will play. I went to the file menu, >>> library, and update ICloud Music Library. This didn't even work. >>> >>> I'm not sure what I did, but finally, finally, finally! after middle >>> mucking with it for about 10 minutes, I managed to get one of the tracks to >>> play, but the track list table for that album seems, according to Voiceover >>> to keep refreshing. It's almost like it's trying to download the album, >>> but I know it's not, as each track has a download button in the ICloud >>> status column of the table. The weird thing though is, at first, that >>> download button on each track was available. Now, all a sudden, it's >>> becomed dimmed on all 20 tracks on the disc. Further, under the album >>> details group, the download button for the whole album is also dimmed, >>> whereas at first, it wasn't. Even still though, the tracks won't play. I >>> got that one track to play maybe one time, but after that track finnhished >>> playing, it wouldn't play again, nor would any others. I looked to see >>> where my music library was being stored, in case it had changed, but it's >>> not. It's in the standard default:... ~/Music/ITunes. In there under >>> ITunes Media/Music, I don't see but one thing, which is a disc I ripped >>> prior to upgrading to El Capitan, and actually, even pryor to having Apple >>> Music or ITunes Match. That disc might be in ICloud, but I just know this >>> much. It's definitely locally on my macbook, as that's where I initially >>> imported it from its physical CD. >>> >>> I should add that the Renee Carter disc which I initially mentioned I was >>> having issues with was not imported from files. I have the physical CD >>> media. >>> >>> The Renee Carter disc is the only disc in my library be it local, or in >>> ICloud where the tracks are not seeming to play. They play fine on my >>> production machine where I actually ripped the disc, but then, over there, >>> I have the physical ripped files locally on my drive, so that's probably >>> why. All my other stuff plays on the macbook just fine, regardless the >>> source where I got the material, be it a CD, be it purchased from ITunes >>> directly, etc. >>> >>> The other media aside the Renee Carter that does! play still has the issue >>> where the track list of the albums keep refreshing. I know this as every >>> few seconds, Voiceover pops me out of the track list table, and says album >>> grid. When I look, sure enough. I'm no longer focussed in the album >>> details, let alone on the track list table itself. I looked, and nothing >>> is in the LCD area saying things are downloading, and to the right of the >>> search field, there is no activity popup. I've quit ITunes, and relaunched >>> it. No good. I've signed out and back in to my Apple ID. no good. I've >>> disabled and re-enabled ITunes Match. No good. I've disabled and >>> re-enabled showing Apple Music. NO good. I have disabled and re-enabled >>> showing of ICloud Music. NO good. >>> >>> Short of literally ripping the disc on to that system, which I certainly >>> can do, don't get me wrong, I don't know how else to get around this. >>> >>> Anyway, these are the main things so far I've seen. I should add that it's >>> not just my white macbook having this issue. It's not a ram issue either, >>> as far as constantly getting busy messages. I know that system has only 2 >>> gigs of ram in it, but I also tried with my macbook pro to run El Capitan. >>> That thing's got 16 gigs of ram in it, so there is no freaking way! that I >>> have inadiquit ram. I also should conclude by saying that yes. When I >>> installed El Capitan, I didn't install over the top of Yosemite. I did a >>> clean fresh install, literally totally wiping the partition, formatting, >>> and starting fresh. So that's not the problem either. >>> >>> I'd be curious if any of you all have seen any of this stuff since updating. >>> >>> Fortunately, I have a Superduper backup of Yosemite, so rolling these >>> machines back will be very very seemless. 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