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<blockquote data-quote="empty_noise" data-source="post: 1545300" data-attributes="member: 48094">Installed Mavericks yesterday on my MBP (Specs in Sig) no hiccups so far. Did a Time Machine backup before starting the download and install. Loving iBooks, since the only iOS device I have is a 4th gen iPod touch.As I upgraded from 10.6.8 Snow Leopard not having Spaces anymore annoyed me but I figured out the equivalent function in Mission Control with adding desktops.Curiously, even though I had iWork '09 installed, after Mavericks fully installed itself, the Mac App Store allowed me to download the new versions of Pages 5.0, Numbers 3.0 and Keynote 6.0 as an update.I had put iWork '09 inside its own subfolder inside my Applications Folder when I first installed them and after the update I found I still had the '09 version of Pages, Numbers and Keynote right where I left them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="empty_noise, post: 1545300, member: 48094"] Installed Mavericks yesterday on my MBP (Specs in Sig) no hiccups so far. Did a Time Machine backup before starting the download and install. Loving iBooks, since the only iOS device I have is a 4th gen iPod touch. As I upgraded from 10.6.8 Snow Leopard not having Spaces anymore annoyed me but I figured out the equivalent function in Mission Control with adding desktops. Curiously, even though I had iWork '09 installed, after Mavericks fully installed itself, the Mac App Store allowed me to download the new versions of Pages 5.0, Numbers 3.0 and Keynote 6.0 as an update. I had put iWork '09 inside its own subfolder inside my Applications Folder when I first installed them and after the update I found I still had the '09 version of [I]Pages[/I], [I]Numbers[/I] and [I]Keynote[/I] right where I left them. [/QUOTE]

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