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Apple releases OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 7

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A couple of weeks following the previous seed, Apple has released OS X 10.9 Mavericks Developer Preview 7 to registered developers. The update is available via Software Update in the Mac App Store. If you find anything new, you can let us know at tips@9to5mac.com. We’ll be updating this post as changes are discovered. A new Apple Remote Desktop 3.7 seed has also been issued.

– Several new wallpapers included in System Preferences.

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– The new release points to a new Mavericks website detailing the new features (not live yet).

A tipster has sent in release notes:

iCloud and iCloud Keychain

  • iCloud Keychain users will be prompted to reenable iCloud Keychain after installing Developer Preview 7.

Installation

  • Network migration from earlier versions of OS X requires the Migration Update for Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion, available from the Mac Dev Center.
  • Migration from Windows is not supported in Developer Preview 7.

iBooks

  • PDFs imported into iBooks in previous seeds of OS X Mavericks may be renamed when opened with Preview.

Other

  • Screen recordings taken with Developer Preview 7 are not compatible with earlier releases of OS X.
  • Fusion Drive volumes created with Developer Preview 7 are not compatible with OS X v10.8.4 or earlier.
  • Moving a full-screen Aperture window to a secondary display may prevent the app window from being visible in subsequent attempts to use full screen.
  • In Full Screen in Aperture, some menus and thumbnails aren’t immediately available until interacted with by the user.
  • When in Full Screen in Aperture, the toolbar at the top of the window may not be usable until it is locked.
  • Starting in Developer Preview 4, non-admin users will be allowed to install and update software from the Mac App Store. This functionality can be disabled with a profile that sets the “restrict-store-require-admin-to-install” key to true (boolean) in the com.apple.appstore domain.

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Comments

  1. Rademe (@Rademe) - 11 years ago

    It sent me a notification, to ask me if I wanted to learn about whats new in the OS. It then sent me to this web page: https://help.apple.com/osx-mavericks/whats-new

  2. drtyrell969 - 11 years ago

    I think this will be the fourth update to the OSX that won’t affect a single change in my use of the Finder or computer itself. The last three were virtually unnoticeable.

    • Steve Grenier - 11 years ago

      You’re missing out if you think nothing has changed since Leopard.

  3. Daniel Atha - 11 years ago

    This release fixed my AirPlay Mirroring… Just in time for NFL Sunday Ticket streaming!

  4. “Starting in Developer Preview 4, non-admin users will be allowed to install and update software from the Mac App Store. This functionality can be disabled with a profile that sets the “restrict-store-require-admin-to-install” key to true (boolean) in the com.apple.appstore domain.”

    It’s good to have option. Me who is using the terminal like every day don’t have a problem finding this option.. I wonder if there will be a GUI checkbox in the Security page in System preferences later on?

  5. Matt (@matt3224) - 11 years ago

    New info icon in disk utility

    pic.twitter.com/vMYCFL7bO8

    • Matt Smith - 11 years ago

      How did you notice that? I use diskutil everyday and there is no way I would have seen that

  6. Don’t know about anyone else but iTunes Radio is finally working in iTunes. Could never get it to work in previous betas…

  7. Marco Stalder - 11 years ago

    Since the update my Aperture has Problems to show the original *.CR2 RAW Files, it’s say that the filetype is not supported. Problems are on Macbook Pro and Mac Pro! I can reprocess the image, but i have to open everyone first!

    Some solutions or same problems?

    • Marco Stalder - 11 years ago

      Found a solution – It’s the Apple “Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update”.

      Delete in Finder
      /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle
      /System/Library/CoreServices/RawCameraSupport.bundle

      Download and install the “Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 4.07” and NOT update to 4.08 (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1666).

      Than it should work!

  8. Nitin Sharma - 11 years ago

    So, FaceTime and PhotoBooth were not working in DV6 but they both are working fine now..