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A "macOS" reference discovered in 10.11.4


fantomas
  • iOS, tvOS, watchOS and ... macOS, a next back-to-the-future move for Apple?

After the recent Pike R. Alpha discovery about new "MacBook 9,1" frequency data in the latest OS X 10.11.4 release, this time a new reference to "macOS" has been discovered by another developer Guilherme Rambo.

 

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The framework can be found in OS X 10.11.4 at

"/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FlightUtilities.framework" and was later independently verified by MacMagazine, which speculated that the next release could be "macOS 11" instead of OS X 10.12.

 

What do you think?


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Mirone

Posted

I had read it in

MacMagazine, a few days ago

particularly I prefer OSX 10.12.

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Riley Freeman

Posted

Makes sense from a consistency point of view and I don't think Apple really see X as a brand anymore.

 

It has a nice ring to it.

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Allan

Posted

particularly I prefer OSX 10.12.

 

+ ^1 1f44d.png?v5

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Mr. Xtreme

Posted

Apple doesn't tell you el capital is free starting from 10.9.

Actually, they do, you need OS X 10.6.8 or later as it brought the mac app store.

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JahStories

Posted

Back to the roots

Mac_os_8_splash_screen.png

fantomas

Posted

Back to the roots

Mac_os_8_splash_screen.png

 

We said the same thing for El Capitan's flat design comparing it to Mac OS X Tiger style.   :rolleyes:

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Allan

Posted

We said the same thing for El Capitan's flat design comparing it to Mac OS X Tiger style.   :rolleyes:

 

Would be nice if Apple bring back the "Brushed metal style" again for Finder.

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fantomas

Posted

@Allan

 

Following the logic with El Capitan, the new OS is expected to look more like the iOS design. And certainly one day, we should have a single common design for all OS's.

 

And to be even more crazy, a single operating system for all devices.   :drool:

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Allan

Posted

Following the logic...

 

Logic = Bad look  :P

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JahStories

Posted

@Allan

 

Following the logic with El Capitan, the new OS is expected to look more like the iOS design. And certainly one day, we should have a single common design for all OS's.

 

And to be even more crazy, a single operating system for all devices.   :drool:

 

Wait, we do not want ARM to take over on macs right? 

btw i think that original aqua was awesome!

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fantomas

Posted

@JahStories

 

All 4 One & One 4 All   :P

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Mr. Xtreme

Posted

As long as It doesn't "hande" like Mac OS I'm fine. :P

Micky1979

Posted

mmmh. I can see only a funcy name for the nib..

Mirone

Posted

mmmh. I can see only a funcy name for the nib..

Reminded me

 

Model-View-Controller... :hysterical:
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JahStories

Posted

mmmh. I can see only a funcy name for the nib..

Could be...

chris1111

Posted

Mac OS X Still there

 

Type this to the Terminal

sw_vers 

 

sans_t13.png

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fantomas

Posted

3 days ago, in a section on this webpage that discusses Apple’s process for conducting a product life cycle assessment, Apple again has referred to its next operating system version as MacOS before change it into OS X.   :P

 

                            before                                                                      after

before.PNG after.PNG

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JahStories

Posted

You have an "eagle-eye"

 

P.s.

X

will miss you

feat-os-x-beta-list.jpg

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trungpt

Posted

I like the renaming. macOS, iOS, ...

Dmos

Posted

So apple going .. back to the past :D

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Allan

Posted

An new "macOS" reference is available in App Store:

 

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Yeah, we'll see some changes in Apple Keynote... :P

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cecekpawon

Posted

Our old friend told, fetching new url with "10.12" index didnt throw error, still no url pkg to download.. but should be there soon

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Micky1979

Posted

4 days, I guess ;)

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