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Just downloaded it and and installed on a spare HD and running now.
Seems to be running nice.
If you've signed up for it goto to:
https://appleseed.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/
Seems to be suffering the usual Apple problems of server overload atm.
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Oh, sorry - didn't spot this:
Been playing for a couple of days - seems quite solid (although I can't enable iCloud Drive 'cos I still use the old system).
Visually a very nice refresh and so far everything I use seems to play nicely. Some finder actions maybe a bit slow.
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I installed this last night.
First thing I seem to have problems with is that iTunes does not load.
Not really used much else yet but will post once I have.
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Have you downloaded iTunes 12?
I suspect Yosemite requires it.
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Yeah, it popped up in the App Store as an update so I loaded it. Well, I think I did.
Conor
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Has the dock icon turn red?
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Yep, it red. Still doesn't load up.
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Hmm. Mine's been trouble free. Delete the com.apple etc prefs file?
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What files do I need to delete and from where?
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I'd try
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist and nearby files as a start
(You have to hold down the option when using the Go menu to get to the Library)
No quarantees of course, but borked pref is always a good place to start.
If that doesn't work, trash ~/Music/iTunes Music Library.xml (If I remember rightly, you will be prompted to create a new file at launch)
Also, don't forget to use the feedback agent.
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Tried all that except the library.xml. iTunes does not even open any type of window be it set up or anything else.
May have to rebuild and try again.
Conor
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In the top level Library (as opposed to the user library) there is an iTunes folder that contains plugins. Worth a trash, just to check.
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Okay i can now open it but its a bit unconventional and unstable. If i go to Macintosh HD\applications\iTunes and right click it and select Show Package contents, i go to contents then MacOS, I can click iTunes there and the normal interface opens but seems to crash very easily.
Dont know why this should work but it does.
Any ideas?
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Well, the short but unhelpful answer is "beta software".
Short of the thing in my previous post (Macintosh HD/Library/iTunes), am a bit stuck
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Thanks for the help 
Conor
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