OS X Mavericks Evaluation: No reason not to update the desktop system

OS X Mavericks is Apple's first system name after the cat's name theme. Mavericks is one of the most beautiful ⽅ in the world, the ⼀ of California. And this new operating system, like its name, represents the latest wave of Mac software, though it does not change much on the basis of OS X10.8. However, the Apple has done a lot of optimization changes, for free, we have no reason not to enjoy its excellent service. The findermavericks system updates the Finder and optimizes it on a number of previous versions, including tabbed browsing and tagging, making document and media management easier. These features are not required for desktop operating systems, but are very practical and convenient for advanced users. This reflects Apple's update strategy on the Mavericks system, which is to improve the small details of the previous system versions for a subset of the users in need. The label function has brought the new file management way for the user, compared to the traditional operating system based on the file location to manage the folder, is a big improvement. By default, OS X Mavericks has a variety of color labels to choose from, and you can customize the label settings. In other words, you can create any tags you want to categorize and quickly find out whether they belong to the same folder or not. And I also think that Apple will end up in the OS X system in addition to the traditional file structure, as it does on iOS, and tagging is the first step towards this change. Once documents and media have been labeled, no matter which folder they are in, the definition of "location" in the virtual space becomes meaningless. Perhaps the best tag feature is that you simply drag the file onto the tab on the sidebar of the Finder window, and the file is added to the label, which can be very handy. The next step can be the automatic tagging feature, but at the moment it seems to be in its infancy. tab browsing is also a new feature that can be overlooked by most users. However, users who are accustomed to browser operations may find this feature easy to navigate files. Just click to open any folder in a new tab, and click Command Plus t to open a new tab in all my files. You can drag and drop files and folders between different tabs to reduce the clutter of moving files between multiple finder windows, making it easier to find the files you need from different folders. Tag pages are used in conjunction with labels and are powerful. For example, you can create a label page for any tag, and then drag the file from another tab to add a different label to it. Then you can also view all the content under the New tab in the tab. At the same time, the Finder also added a share menu, you can send files directly to imessage, AirDrop, email, TwittEr, Facebook, and Flickr. This is also inspired by the example of mobile computing, which is also a very practical optimization. Multi-screen display in the OS X Kings Lion System, Apple has introduced the full screen function of the application interface, allowing applications to fill the entire desktop, which is very similar to the mobile operating system. But it has a big problem, that is to let an application occupy the entire screen even if it is good, but not enjoy the other advantages of desktop systems, such as simultaneous access to multiple monitors. Mavericks implements this feature, you can display an application full-screen on one screen, while the other screens are unaffected, which is a big improvement. But Apple does not stop here, and it displays a separate menu bar and dock bar on each screen, rather than using a menu bar and dock bar to control all the screens as it did on previous OS X systems. If you have the habit of using multiple screens like me, you will find that everything has changed-it has the advantage of using multiple computers independently, and combines the advantages of sharing common media files and system resources. Another advantage of a multiple-screen display is the airplay wireless connection to the display, such as an Apple TV connection. This also makes it extremely convenient for users who cannot connect to multiple displays to turn the TV into a second monitor. Wireless displays have never been a professional accessory, but this technology has made it a more practical function, especially in the areas of education and business. If you want me to pick the most favorite new feature on OS X Mavericks, it's not a multiple screen display technology. This is the multiple screen feature on my coveted Mac, and it doesn't have to be done with any cracked or third-party tools. New notification information on the desktop is also borrowed from mobile devices for updates. It was not as useful when the OS X Kings Lion system first appeared. In the latest Mavericks system, Apple has improved the notification, and the user can operate the notification directly, such as replying to text messages or emails. At the same time, Apple has added notification information from the Web site--in addition to obtaining information from the application, it can be obtained from the notification. There is a small optimization that may not seem so appealing, but it makes me suddenly notice and fall in love with, that is, when you remove the flash drive, u disk or SD card, its notification information is not directly pop-up. In previous releases, the OX x system would normally pop up a permanent dialog box in the middle of the screen, nagging you about the activity of an external drive. Now there is a similar message, but like all other notices, it appears in the upper-right corner of the desktop, and you can easily ignore it. Pop-up notifications are not bad, but if you're crazy about blogging, it's very handy to ignore such notices in a very short time when you're quick to pull out a memory card. Another nice little improvement is that when you connect the display to the TV and the projector, it automatically opens.function。 For example, it won't pop up imessage when you report to the Board or connect to the TV with airplay and Apple TV. This is another example of Apple's focus on detail optimization, which provides more convenience to users with specific needs. The map of Apple's original map on the iOS6 may not have won the hearts of many admirers, but Apple has not stopped and uploaded its own map applications on OS X Mavericks. In the desktop system, this is actually very sensible, it is not like when the introduction of iOS6 has a strong sense of Shong, because the original map does not replace the web version of Google Maps, but also very easy to use. The map on the OS x system means that Apple is now able to match the calendar's appointment function to the direction and estimated time of the trip. This is convenient, even though the service is sometimes less accurate than the map feature compared to more mature Google, but it can at least meet the needs of general travel planning and time estimates. The original map is also stunning in terms of visuals, which shows Apple's 3D Street View is better than what you see on iOS devices. Native maps also support real-time display of road traffic information, and, best of all, it has a very convenient sharing menu, and you can send route information directly to iOS devices via icloud. You just have to plan your trip on the desktop and then quickly sync to the iphone and you can drive on the road. This is a seamless cross-platform experience, Apple on the mobile phone and desktop side should have more and more cross-platform native applications, and from the point of view of the map, more use means that the quality of service improvement. ibooks I have a handful of Amazon desktop ebook apps, so I'm not particularly looking forward to the ebook feature. I think even Apple itself realizes that reading a novel or short story on the desktop is not the best experience. That's why they have highlighted the ibooks and Mavericks systems for teaching in the days before the launch of new ipads and Macs this week. Desktop-side ibooks provide many opportunities for digital interactive text to be read. That is to say, students can easily copy notes and highlights from teaching materials, and the network and video content can be better integrated. In this area, Apple's desktop side can provide more services than regular mobile devices, not just the ability to move small screens to large screens. Of course, if you like, you can also use the desktop side of ibooks to study Dickens ' novels and sync the content and schedule to ibooks clients on iOS. But it's not all synchronized, because you can read PDF documents and other stored content on Mac-side ibooks, which is handy for users who often use Adobe's Common document format. Safari's update adds some social features to Apple's desktop browser, adding shared links to already-logged social networking sites, including FACEBOok and Twitter (login via System Preferences). Retrieving the list of links will help you filter the information you want to read, and the sidebar for your new reading list is also handy. My favorite thing about Sfari in Mavericks system is energy saving. To be consistent with the Mavericks system and to ensure that browsers save as much energy as possible, Apple does a lot of research and it works very well. I'm a senior user of Google Chrome, but Apple's safari is really getting more appealing, and this is the best update ever. Battery Endurance and performance mavericks optimized the battery. It's a bit of an exaggeration to think that a big change in battery power through the software, but Apple said at a recent press conference that the MacBook air upgrades to the Mavericks system can increase battery time by about an hour, which is a long time for mobile power. In practice, I found that my 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro was significantly longer in the system upgrades, although it was difficult to quantify the length of the time. These optimizations from a simple OS update are excellent. But the battery is not the only part of the improvement. The speed of Mavericks is also better than the previous version, and in order for the old machine to be able to run the new system well six years ago, Apple must have done a lot of improvement in efficiency. The result is that many old Mac notebooks are as new as they are when the system is upgraded. Other details There is a detail on the Mavericks system I like it very much, and many of the people who have been upgraded, especially those who work on desktop computers, may not notice it, both in the activity Monitor and in the menu bar that shows the battery usage. If you hover your mouse over the battery monitor, you will find a new entry in the menu that appears, showing the energy consumption of the application you are currently opening and running. This is a very useful feature that allows you to make adjustments as much as possible and to extend the power time when the battery is low. For example, I found that Skye is a very power-hungry application, so when the electricity is low, you can turn it off first. And if you want to know more about the power consumption and even specific data, there is a "dosage" label on the activity Monitor, which will show the largest application of average power consumption and the most current power consumption application. These can help senior users to extend battery use as much as possible, and for most users, Mavericks is also optimizing battery consumption through the background. Another good little feature is that you can send imessage directly in the notification center. With it, plus the notification Center in the SMS reply function, basically no need to open the information application to operate. Written at the end of this article does not cover MaverIcks a full range of updates, but you should be able to make you understand the main update, summed up is: Mavericks system is free, and very easy to use. Apple has placed its desktop software business in its prime position through this update, and there is no reason not to update it-indeed, there are countless reasons to update the software. Even if you do not have a particular liking for any new features, you will find the features that Apple likes in the tenth and most recent OS X system updates. (translation: Jing) Original: http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/22/apple-makes-os-x-mavericks-a-free-upgrade-available-today/