Command: df -lak | Used(Kilobytes in 1024-blocks) |
---|---|
Before | …6,067,476 |
After | …5,865,440 |
Difference (A-B) | -202,036 |
Capacity | 49% |
Thursday, May 29, 2014
iTunes 11.2.2 Update
This update is for iTunes with version 11.2.2. I think this may be the last update before WWDC on June 2. iOS and OS will have new updates or versions. Hoping Apple will release some great products as well.
Here is the space difference between before and after for the update:
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Updates: iTunes 11.2.1 and Safari 7.0.4
Apple released new updates this morning, according to AppleInsider. I did updates when I got home. This updates include iTunes 11.2.1 and Safari 7.0.4
Here is the space difference between before and after for the update:
Command: df -lak | Used(Kilobytes in 1024-blocks) |
---|---|
Before | …7,661,000 |
After iTunes | …6,490,312 |
Difference (A-B) | -1,170,688 |
After Safari | …6,512,876 |
Difference (AS-AiTunes) | 22,564 |
Capacity | 49% |
Friday, May 16, 2014
Mac OS and iTunes Updates
There has been no updates for a while. This is a package for Mac OS and iTunes, as well as Raw Digital Camera updates.
Here is the space difference between before and after for the update:
Command: df -lak | Used(Kilobytes in 1024-blocks) |
---|---|
Before | …6,975,260 |
After | …5,739,752 |
Difference (A-B) | -1,235,508 |
Capacity | 49% |
Monday, May 12, 2014
Desktop Icons Not Displayed
Recently, I noticed that icons on my Desktop do not displayed correctly. Only the new ones are displayed. Quickly I found a solution to bring my icons back!
Here is the solution:
Go into Terminal and type:
The first two are to delete corrupted files. The last one is to relaunch Finder. It works for me.
Note: the original solution is to move plist file to another old one. I just don't like to keep it anywhere.
By the way, my MacBook Pro 15" 2008 was dead. The screen does not show Apple icon correctly. It does not boot up to log in session. I tried many times with power off. No luck. I brought it to my local Apple store and the genius boy told me that the video card is dead. The video card is on main-board and they don't have it any more.
I have to wait for new MBA out, I hope with Retina display, at WWDC in June.
Here is the solution:
Go into Terminal and type:
rm ~/Desktop/.DS_Store
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist
killall Finder
The first two are to delete corrupted files. The last one is to relaunch Finder. It works for me.
Note: the original solution is to move plist file to another old one. I just don't like to keep it anywhere.
By the way, my MacBook Pro 15" 2008 was dead. The screen does not show Apple icon correctly. It does not boot up to log in session. I tried many times with power off. No luck. I brought it to my local Apple store and the genius boy told me that the video card is dead. The video card is on main-board and they don't have it any more.
I have to wait for new MBA out, I hope with Retina display, at WWDC in June.
References
- Apple Discussion Forum: Icons not showing up on desktop...
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