Maybe while they're at it they can add a real package manager too.
OS X is now macOS and gets support for Siri, auto unlock
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#13Funny thing, "macOS" (actually "мак ос" / "мак ось") was a slang name for OS X in Russian and Ukrainian languages all this time.
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#14Funny thing, "macOS" (actually "мак ос" / "мак ось") was a slang name for OS X in Russian and Ukrainian languages all this time.
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#15Safari-tab? What do they mean?
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#16Safari-tab? What do they mean?
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#17So, will it be macOS 10.12 or just macOS 12? I don't think they mentioned this during the presentation.
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#18Copy/paste across iPhone and Mac is very useful. All the other features are Meh. I really don't want to be that guy talking to my Mac at work. I can't be sure that all my questions to Siri are not awkward to speak out. Would have been great to have a textual interface though. You know that Keyboard thingy that is always with a Mac?!
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's not like iOS where everything is locked down. You are root and can do anything you want on your machine. It should be pretty trivial to prevent the cloud storage stuff from running.
I have to disable security by typing commands at a reboot to change system icons, so I'm not really root in the traditional sense on my Mac.
Not sure why this is not "root in the traditional sense", unless you're in some environment where you don't have physical access to the machine and can't reboot for some reason.