Really nice blog post from SuperDuper developer Dave Nanian about how El Capitan’s new security measures impacted his product:

Super Duper For El Capitan
Super Duper Failed To Enable Ownership El Capitan

Operating with its mix of gleaming Hi-Level and conventional lightweight cars, the combined Super Chief / El Capitan was a sight to behold roaring through dreary winter landscapes. Like the prototype, all the signature cars assigned to the combined train - including the all-new 11 Double-Bedroom sleeper - are now available to model this amazing. Description: Colt El Capitan.38 Super. Super Bright Stainless Steel 3-1/2' Barrel. Highly Collectible. The number is ELCAP#064. This Gun was purchased from Lew Horton Custom Shop back in April 1992 with my FFL & has been stored in safe for 20 years.

Super Duper® Publications P.O. Box 24997 Greenville, SC 29616 USA Phone: (800) 277-8737 / (864) 288-3536 Fax: (800) 978-7379 / (864) 288-3380. El Capitan will be more than seven times faster than the world’s current top supercomputer, and more powerful than the top 100 fastest systems in the world combined, said Cray CEO Peter Ungaro. Reinstall El Capitan or Later Without Erasing Drive. Please be sure you back up. Restart the computer. Immediately at the chime press and hold down the Command and R keys until the Apple logo and progress indicator appear. Wait for the Utility Menu to appear. Select Disk Utility and click on the Continue button.

This time, the current version of SuperDuper is dead in the water on El Capitan. It just won’t work. But don’t dismay: we’ve worked to change that. I’m happy to say, to those of you who are on the Beta (and those who are going to join the public beta today), we’ve developed and tested a Beta version of SuperDuper that makes bootable copies of El Capitan. There’s a link to download it at the end of this post.

But please don’t skip down there. Keep reading.

Don’t let Dave down! Keep reading. It’s an interesting view into how Apple is pushing OS X forward and how developers have to figure out new ways of doing things.

—Linked by Jason Snell

Really nice blog post from SuperDuper developer Dave Nanian about how El Capitan’s new security measures impacted his product:

Super Duper For El Capitan

Super Duper Failed To Enable Ownership El Capitan

But please don’t skip down there. Keep reading.

Don’t let Dave down! Keep reading. It’s an interesting view into how Apple is pushing OS X forward and how developers have to figure out new ways of doing things.

Super Duper El Capitan