I've experienced the fairly common slow open and save dialog box issue that seemed to come about with Mavericks and stick right through Yosemite.
The following solution has worked temporarily for me:
1) In Terminal: rm ~/Library/Caches/CloudKit/CloudKitMetadata*;killall cloudd
2) In Activity Monitor: Force Quit cloudd
But the problem always returns. I wanted to share the above temporary solution, but also to see if anyone has come upon a permanent solution yet.
Best Answer
I do not believe there is a permanent solution, since this problem has been out for far too long with little interest to fix it. I would recommend having that terminal script save as a
.command
stored in your dock that you would click every time you need it. To create a document that can do this for you:Enter the following code into the document:
rm ~/Library/Caches/CloudKit/CloudKitMetadata*;killall cloudd
Save to a directory with the name
"[a name that you would like].command"
chmod a+x
BUT DO NOT HIT ENTERNow you can drag in the command to your dock and click it whenever you need
EDIT:
Another idea is to use Automator.