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The look of the application tiles has become flatter and the look looks more widened giving a jump start to the boring aesthetic appeal of the applications in the previous versions.The display performance is a bit in the darker mode that gives clarity to detail in the desktop output.The Maverick application had many reported bugs with the previous update that has been rectified with the present update.

The firewall of the safari has been strengthened and the framework support has become rigid and defined. Safari has become even safer and is now concerned even more about the privacy of your system on the internet.The spotlight application has been tweaked to make sure there is more efficient performance when it comes to spotlighting search.Now connecting your iOS devices along with the Mac OS is pretty much easier to enable with seamless integration of iOS devices.The finder application is introduced to sort and find those hard to find files you have been looking for.The photos option has been tweaked with a lot of upgrades and one such is that you can use the photos app to navigate across the pictures you have in your Mac system.The mailbox is added with a mail drop feature which was anticipated by many.

The overall look of the graphical user interface went on a major upgrade making the output more premier and efficient.

As usual, any major changes to php.ini will need to be followed by another Apache restart to take affect. Make adjustments to the copied php.ini file in /etc/ or /private/etc/ as necessary, leaving the original. If you want to make any changes to PHP configuration, use the following command to make a copy of the default php.ini file:Ĭp /private/etc/ /private/etc/php.ini Save that file into the user ~/Sites/ directory and load it into a web browser. You can verify this by throwing any php file into the ~/Sites/ directory and loading localhost/~user/file.php into a web browser, or you use phpinfo() to check the existing php configuration by placing the following into any file with a php extension: This is done with the following command, or you can toggle the on/off switch in the 3rd party WebSharing panel:Īpache quickly restarts and PHP will be enabled. Now hit Control+O to save the changes, followed by Control+X to quit out of nano.īack at the command prompt, you’ll want to restart the Apache server for the php module to load. LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so Locate the following line and remove the comment (#) from the beginning: Now hit Control+W to use the search feature of nano, and type in “php” Launch Terminal and enter the following command, using the administrator password when requested: