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• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1
• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Free
• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Review
• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Update
• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Download
• Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1.dmg

7.7 2021-04-28

• Scheduled Voice Chats
• Schedule voice chats to let participants know about them in advance.
• View a countdown to the voice chat and get notified when it starts.
• Who is Who in Voice Chats
• Browse full-sized profile pictures and expanded bios directly in the list of participants.
• Update your profile pic and bio from the voice chat window.
• Payments 2.0
• Offer real goods and services for sale in any group, channel or bot – Telegram doesn't charge a commission.
• Pay for goods directly using one of 8 integrated payment providers – Telegram doesn't see your payment info.

7.6 2021-03-19

• VOICE CHATS 2.0: CHANNELS, MILLIONS OF LISTENERS, RECORDED CHATS, ADMIN TOOLS
• Millions of Concurrent Listeners
• Start limitless Voice Chats in Groups and Channels.
• Host discussions that can be listened to by millions of people simultaneously.
• Voice Chat Recordings
• Record voice chats to share or publish in Channels later.
• See that a chat is being recorded from the red dot next to its title.
• Improved List of Participants
• See user bio texts right from the list of participants.
• Raise your hand to show admins you want to speak.
• Management Tools
• Create separate Voice Chat Invite Links for listeners or speakers.
• Change the title of your Voice Chat to give people an idea of the current topic.
• Join Voice Chats as one of your Channels to hide your personal account.

7.5.1 2021-03-05

• AUTO-DELETE, INVITE LINKS 2.0 AND MORE
• Auto-Delete Messages
• Set messages to auto-delete for everyone 24 hours or 7 days after sending.
• Control auto-delete settings in any of your chats, as well as in groups and channels where you are an admin.
• To enable auto-delete, press and hold on any message > Select > Clear Chat in the top left corner.
• New Invite Links for Groups and Channels
• Create invite links that work for a limited time or a limited number of uses.
• See which users joined using your, or your admins’, invite links.
• To manage invite links, open your group or channel Profile > Edit > Invite Links.
• Groups with Unlimited Members
• Convert groups that are approaching the member limit into unlimited Broadcast Groups.

7.4 2021-01-29

Other than the thumb drive, all you need is a Yosemite compatible Mac (2007 iMac, 2008/9 MacBook, 2007 MacBook Pro, 2008 MacBook Air, 2009 Mac Mini, or 2008 Mac Pro or later models). Booting my Mac Pro 1,1 (2006) with a modified boot.efi instead of the ugly/clunky Chameleon/Clover method.All credits go to geniuses such as Tiamo, Piker-Alp. Download Mac OS X Yosemite - The OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 update improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac, and is recommended for all users.

• Adjust volume for individual participants of a voice chat.
• Report fake groups or channels impersonating famous people or organizations by opening their Profile > More > Report.
• Bug fixes and minor improvements.

7.3 2020-12-24

• Voice Chats Done Right
• Voice Chats in Groups
• Turn any of your group chats into a hop-on, hop-off conference call.
• Choose 'Start Voice Chat' under in the profile of any group where you are an admin to create a voice chat.
• Get up to several thousand participants in each voice chat.
• Control the number of speakers with flexible admin tools.
• Sticker Outlines
• Download stickers faster and watch shimmering outlines as they load.

7.2.4 2020-11-29

• Added support for new ARM processors. Entering Hyperspace.

7.2.3 2020-11-18

• Fixed a wisdom tooth.
• Say 'bug fixes' again. Say 'bug fixes' again, I dare you. I DOUBLE DARE YOU!
• The sun is shining, the icon is sweet.

7.2.1 2020-11-09

• PINNED MESSAGES 2.0, PLAYLISTS AND MORE
• Multiple Pinned Messages
• Pin several messages in any chat, including one-on-one chats.
• Jump between pinned messages or open them all on a separate page via the top bar.
• Playlists and More
• Send several music tracks as a playlist.
• View detailed statistics about the performance of individual posts in your channels.
• Send a :slot_machine: emoji to any chat to try your luck.

7.1 2020-10-02

• ANONYMOUS GROUP ADMINS, CHANNEL COMMENTS AND MORE
• Anonymous Group Admins
• Turn on 'Remain Anonymous' in an admin's Permissions to let them post on behalf of the group and become invisible in the list of members.
• Channel Comments
• Comment on posts in channels that have a discussion group.
• Get notified about replies to your comments via the new Replies chat (if you are not a member in the discussion group).
• Silent Messages, now in Secret Chats
• Send messages silently in Secret Chats by holding the Send button.

7.0.1 2020-09-07

• Yes, Video Calls (alpha version)
• Telegram turns 7 years old!
• Thank you for your support over all these years. Because of you, this year Telegram reached 400 million active users and is now one of the top 10 most downloaded apps in the world.
• To celebrate our 7th anniversary together, we are launching the first version of the feature you’ve been asking for – ultra secure and fast Video Calls.

6.3.1 2020-07-31

• PROFILE VIDEOS, 2 GB FILE SHARING, AND MORE
• Telegram is now among the top 10 most downloaded and most used apps in the world.
• Increased limits for sending files
• Share and store unlimited files of any type, now up to 2 GB each.
• Profile Videos
• Set a Profile Video instead of a static picture.
• Quickly change back to a previous profile photo or video by tapping ‘Set as Main’.
• Mini-thumbnails, Group Stats and More
• See what media is in a message thanks to new mini-thumbnails in the chat list, message search and notifications.
• View detailed statistics for the large groups you own.
• If you're getting too much attention, flip a switch in Privacy and Security settings to automatically archive and mute all new chats from non-contacts.
• Send a single football emoji to see if you score a goal.

6.2.5 2020-07-22

• Bug fixes and minor improvements.

6.2.3 2020-06-18

• Better GIFs
• Enjoy greatly enhanced loading times for GIFs.
• Quickly find GIFs in emoji-based sections covering the most popular emotions.
• Check the Trending Tab for the top reactions of the day.
• Bug fixes and other minor improvements.

6.1.4 2020-05-07

• Bug fixes and other improvements.

6.1.2 2020-04-30

• 400 MILLION USERS, QUIZZES 2.0 AND €400K FOR QUIZ CREATORS.
• Access Shared Media faster from fully redesigned profile pages.
• Use the new brush tools in the photo editor to draw on photos when sending or editing.
• If you have too many folders, try the alternative mode with folder tabs on the left.
• Send a single dart emoji to see if you hit the bullseye.
• Add explanations that appear after users respond to a quiz question.
• See how much time you have left to answer a question from @QuizBot with the new countdown animation.
• Quiz Creator Contest
• Participate in Telegram's €400,000 contest by using @QuizBot to create and publish an educational test on any subject.

6.0 2020-03-30

• Chat Folders and More
• Organize chats into Chat Folders if you have too many chats.
• Create custom folders with flexible settings, or use default recommendations.
• Pin an unlimited number of chats in each folder.
• Archive chats to hide them from 'All chats'. Muted chats will always stay in the Archive.
• View detailed statistics about the growth of your large channels and the performance of their posts.
• Send to any chat to try your luck and get a random number from the animated dice.
• Send , , , , , , , , , or to try out the new animated emoji.

5.9.3 2020-02-23

• Bug fixes and minor improvements.

5.9.2 2020-02-20

• Increased stability, optimized memory usage.
• Bug fixes and minor improvements.
• The oracle would like to know what you think of the color blue.

5.9.1 2020-01-23

• Polls 2.0: Open Polls, Multiple Answers, and Quiz Mode
• Create three new kinds of polls.
• See who voted in Open Polls with non-anonymous results.
• Vote for several options in polls that allow Multiple Answers.
• Try to guess the correct answer in Quiz-style polls.
• Explore various ways of combining the different poll options.
• Just like before, you can add polls from the attachment menu in any group or channel.

5.8.1 2019-10-30

• Mute chats for a specific time.
• Switch between accounts from the improved status bar menu.
• Enjoy improved design and animations (e.g. try clicking and holding on a sticker to preview).
• Look for new bugs that were introduced while we were fixing the old ones.

5.8 2019-10-22

• Enhanced design and other improvements.
• Bug fixes.

5.8 2019-10-21

• Enhanced design and other improvements.

5.7 2019-09-09

• SCHEDULED MESSAGES
• Hold the 'Send' button and select 'Schedule Message' to automatically send something at a specified time.
• Schedule reminders for yourself in the 'Saved Messages' chat.
• Get a notification when any of your scheduled messages are sent.
• CUSTOM CLOUD THEMES
• Choose a custom accent color and quickly create a new theme in Settings > Appearance.
• Share your themes with other users on Telegram across platforms.
• Update your theme for all its users when you change something.
• NEW PRIVACY SETTINGS AND MORE
• Choose who can find you on Telegram when they add your number to their phone contacts.
• Share documents to Telegram from your favorite apps using the Share Extension.
• Send a single , , , , or to check out what's new in the animated emoji department.

Community member Julius Chan has sent us this handy guide to getting a 2006 Mac Pro to run the lastest Mac OS X Yosemite.

Here is his helpful guide.

Disclaimer

First of all, all of the below are regarded as hacks. If you end up with bricked Mac Pro, then it’s your own silly fault. None of this stuff is qualified. You’re building what I refer to as a “Frankenmac”.

History

Part of my day job is building Pro Tools rigs for high-end customers. They can afford the best, so I get to tinker with the latest Avid qualified hardware and software available: “iAshtray” Mac Pros, tank-like rack mounted Sonnet chassis, HDX or HD Native cards etc. All fully qualified, just the way I like it.

This is all jolly nice for my clients, but my own personal 2006 Mac Pro 1,1 with a Cinema display (purchased from a friend for a pittance) sits there languishing quite a few operating systems behind on OSX Lion 10.7.5 running Pro Tools 10.3.10 HD. Bugger…

I’d read that some very clever folk had managed to persuade an old Mac Pro to run Mountain Lion and then Mavericks, and searching the Interwebs, I did indeed find a number of solutions that seemed to require entering a lot of commands in Terminal, creating boot partitions and generally patting your head and chewing gum at the same time. So I decided to wait a wee while until I found a more elegant solution. The wait seems to have been worth it, as I now have my poor old machine running on OSX Yosemite 10.10.2 and Pro Tools 11.3.1

The main restriction for a 2006/7 Mac Pro is that it was designed to boot into a 32-bit environment, even though a lot of the internal hardware was 64-bit capable. The clever bunnies out there in the Wild World Webby, have managed to fool a Ye Olde Mac Pro to run in 64 bit EFI.

Things that you will need:

1. A Mac Pro 1,1 or 2,1 Cheese grater desktop with OSX Lion 10.7.5 system drive
2. 8GB USB drive
3. A graphics card better than a GT120, I used a Radeon HD 5770, original mac version with its appropriate power cable. There are flashed PC cards out there, but they won’t display a boot screen. I like a boot screen, so I purchased a proper Apple card (2nd hand)
4. We are sorry but the pre patched version of OSX Yosemite 10.10 is no longer available. It would appear that Apple have asked for it to be taken down.
5. Either boot.efi file downloadable here. Black is a white Apple on a black background and Grey is the traditional Apple boot screen:
6. Black: Sorry no longer available
7. Grey: Sorry no longer available
8. I chose the black screen as I dual boot into OSX Lion 10.8.5 or Yosemite 10.10.2. The black screen tells me instantly that I’m booting into Yosemite.
9. A spare hard drive, mechanical or SSD for the new system drive. You could partition your old Lion drive, but I prefer to build on drive that’s minty fresh. If I stuff anything up, I can always boot back to my untouched Lion system drive. Contingency plan…
10. A download of Yosemite 10.10.1 or 10.10.2 Combo updaters http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1786?locale=en_US
11. A download of Diskmaker X http://liondiskmaker.com/

All of the above cost me around $200 US, I had a spare 1TB 7200 rpm SATA drive, USB drives are cheap and seem to breed like rabbits. They also seem to disappear down the black hole that guitar picks, iLok 2 lids and single socks end up.

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1

Preparation

I’m going to assume that you’re booting from your old Lion system drive, so go ahead and download all the bits and bobs from the links above. Depending on your internet speed, this may take some time, so make a nice pot of tea. If you’re in Australia, as I am, you have plenty of time to make a nice batch of scones with jam and cream, thanks to our advanced network infrastructure.

Once you’ve finished downloading, place the files somewhere safe, it could be on a USB drive etc

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Free

I popped the files on one of my media drives temporarily so I could access them from my old system drive or my new system drive. (yet to be created, mwahhahaha)

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Review

Hardware Installation

Open up your Mac Pro, take the nasty GT120 graphics card out and pop in the ATI Radeon 5770. This card takes its power from the motherboard, so make sure you’ve got the correct power cable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUh0uvUHn68

Install your new system drive, but leave the Lion drive in for the moment. I usually put new, unformatted drives in bay 4… Just so I know…

Reboot your rig into OSX Lion and make sure the new graphics card is AOK. You could format your new system drive at this stage as well. Call it something like “Yosemite HD” or “Kevin” if you wish.

Double and triple check that you’re formatting the correct drive… (Doh) Bay 4, remember??

Software Installation

Open up Lion Diskmaker X and follow the instructions to create a bootable USB “special” Yosemite installer from the big Yosemite image you download before. This is the patched version of Yosemite.

Don’t install the Apple App store version as this does not have ze patch…

This can take some time, so be patient and do something useful for the planet, like knitting a vest for our wee penguins on Phillip Island.

• Install Yosemite from USB drive to your new “Yosemite HD” system drive. Bay 4, remember?? Hold down the Mac option key to choose your boot drive after start up chime.
• Install the boot.efi patch, I used the black version. Restart the mac, hold down the mac option key to choose your boot drive after start up chime You should now be able to boot into either OSX Lion or Yosemite 10.10 flat. Woo Hoo!
• Install either OSX 10.10.1 or 10.10.2 Combo updater

You’re done. I then optimise OSX Yosemite for Pro Tools, turning off mission control, notifications, silly kitten desktop pictures etc.

More Hardware Options

This not a job for the faint-hearted, but it’s still pretty easy to do if you like to get your hands dirty.

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Update

I replaced the old processors (dual cores) with SLAED Xeon 5355’s. EBay again, cost $80 US each.

This mod doubles the amount of processor cores giving a significant speed bump.

Videos here:

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1 Download

Conclusion

Yosemite For Mac Pro 1.1 And 2.1.dmg

I now have the choice to boot into OSX Lion 10.7.5 with PT10.3.10 HD OR boot into OSX Yosemite 10.10.2 with PT11.3.1. As an added bonus, my processor cores have gone from 4 to 8 at 3GHz.The new graphics card no longer struggles like the old GT120 did.

Both the software and hardware changes, including the processor upgrades were done comfortably in an afternoon. Download times were about 7 days with our advanced Australian Internet speeds.

The main reason why I wanted PT11.x running was for the video engine and faster than real-time bounce as I have recently completed a filum project that required a whole bunch of stems.

I used PT10HD for the editing and mixing, then bumped over to PT11.3.1 for stem creation.

Next thing to do for the ye olde Mac is to find some more RAM and change the Yosemite system drive to an SSD. It seems that I should be able to get quite a few more years of life from a machine that officially could not run a 64 bit OS or applications. For a machine from 2006, this is pretty cool and I’ve managed to spend under $400 US to achieve it.

Thanks

Don’t forget to offer up some shekels for the shareware products.