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Following the April 8 public release of OS X 10.10.3, Apple has today released a supplemental update for software, which fixes a video driver bug that prevented Macs from starting when running certain apps that are designed to capture video.
Today's supplemental update is available immediately for all OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 users from the Mac App Store.
The OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 Supplemental Update fixes a video driver issue that may prevent your Mac from starting up when running certain apps that capture video.
OS X 10.10.3 brought several new features to Apple's desktop operating system, including the new Photos for OS X app, a revamped emoji picker, new diversified emoji, Spotlight suggestions for lookup, and a bunch of bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Makes you wonder why they bother with public betas.
Are you supposing that the public beta caught no bugs, since one got through? Or, more likely, are you not involved with software development of any kind.
thankfully no problems here.
It's not exactly a common use case to have screencasting software running when your machine starts is it?Amazing that even after a public beta this was never caught. just goes to show how complex OS X has gotten.
Are they ever going to fix the wifi bug when awaking from sleep?
When you erase and restore / get a new router.
It's not exactly a common use case to have screencasting software running when your machine starts is it?
No, its not. But it is a little surprising that with all the developers testing plus the million public testers, that not one of them had this use case. And yet the issue was significant enough to warrant a quick supplemental update.