OS X El Capitan GM Candidate still very buggy and not ready

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Chad1983 OP

Created Sep ’15

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I Installed the GM Candidate on my iMac 5k and 2013 MBPr, I have encountered problems with the new DU mapping out 2 raid sets. OSX picks them up and im able to access them but the new DU UI is underpowered and doesnt show the Raid Slices corectly. I have 2 sets of raids all software based (DU)

New spinning wheel looks terrable, im all for updates but I feel apple are pushing for change way to fast and in the proccess its losing its reliability and stability that it once had.

Im new to DEV and currently learning coding part time. Do you think these bugs will be ironed out before the 30th of September because it seems very unlikly to that they will have anythign but problems once OS X 10.11 is rolled out to the public

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niclev4 OP

Sep ’15

The spinning on looks my Amiga 1990 looked even better then this one. Who's responsable for that😠. Is this an internal hack done by a Google-spy🙂

I'm just installed 8Gb instead of the 4Gb on my MacBook Pro (early 2011) but encounter several speed issues, when it comes down to waking up, or multiple windows opened it just lacks direct user interaction.

Please let them wake up...

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ForumsContributor OP

Sep ’15

It's still very buggy and unresponsive but I've found it much better than Yosemite though, which I was forced to switch to from Mountain Lion because Microsoft Office 2016 requires it. Otherwise I would still be using Mountain Lion until the end of my 13" MBP mid-2010.

When you install back Mountain Lion from Yosemite you realize how light and responsive the system becomes, blazing fast. I even tried back Snow Leopard (the last of the Great OS X versions) and and it flies with my 8 GB of RAM and SSD, less than 10 seconds startup time, absolutely instant shut down, no spinning wheels... If Office 2016 and a couple more essential apps for me ran on Snow Leopard, I would still be using it.

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