#XQUARTZ MAVERICKS MAC OS X#

I have a decent draft of a TextMate 2 bundle (only useful if you are using the Mac OS X editor, TextMate 2). Updating to the development build for seems to fix the problem. UPDATE 10/30/13: I have noticed that X11 is always listed as using significant power. In general, I think Mavericks is a lot of incremental improvements, which is exactly what I want. But I’m still having trouble using CUDA with the discrete graphics card on my laptop, which I’m thinking has something to do with the power management features. * More efficient power management: I haven’t really noticed any differences, but I am really hoping for a bit better battery life. Getting rid of the leather texture in Calendar was worth upgrading. * The Contacts and Calendar applications have a cleaner design. * Better handling of multiple displays: you can have a different full screen application on each monitor, you can have a separate set of spaces for each monitor. There are a couple things in general that I am looking forward to using more: I had to work a bit, but GPULib builds again with the new tools. Evidently you don’t have to install Xcode, you can just do:

The Xcode command line tools are installed in a bit different way than in Mountain Lion.

But I haven’t had to install IDL on Mavericks and that usually seems to be the worst problem. This isn’t a full, but a few observations after using it for a day and trying to get things working.Īfter re-installing (which is prompted for when you try to launch IDL), IDL seems to work fine.

Xquartz mavericks