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I welcome getting rid of that stupid skeuomorphic trend, I don't want my computer calendar to resemble the stained and torn offering hanging in the kitchen door.
What matters to me is ease of use, reliability and functionality. Yosemite has all of that in spades.
The iCloud Drive has finally arrived although I cobbled it together in OS10.7 and had it working then, it is now official. Each time I save my book I save it to the computer HD and to the cloud drive. That way I have exactly the same files available on any computer, where ever I go and if some b*****d were to steal my computer or heaven forbid there were a fire, the book is safe.
Am currently downloading Yosemite for my friend onto both his Macs.
As for iPhoto and Aperture, I won't be sorry to loose iPhoto, as I understand it Aperture hasn't been much upgraded for a long time, spare a thought for the users of the original Final Cut Pro who shelled out big bucks then it was dumbed down to useless.
I look forward to seeing the new 'photo' software, although to be honest I don't see it replacing Lightroom and Photoshop.
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Robert.