Hope this fixes my MacBook Pro freezing on login after rebooting...
Can you describe it? Where does it stall? Have you tried to boot from external disk with just macOS and not third-party applications?
Hope this fixes my MacBook Pro freezing on login after rebooting...
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Waiting for it to show up -_-
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It showed up 5 seconds after I posted this. Updating now...
Why didn't you jut typeWhy, Apple, just...why you don't make these cogwheels animated?
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You will never know.Why did you type -_-?
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Why didn't you jut typeinstead?
At a minimum you should consider updating to High Sierra, which after some false starts has gotten Sierra to a point where it is pretty solid.
Disclaimer: I had all my computer on El Capitan until Mojave came out, at which point El Capitan fell off the Apple-supported list. Now they are all on High Sierra and will likely remain there until that OS falls off support.
Do a good backup first. Mojave is unable to complete a backup for me. The amount remaining to back up constantly increases until my backup disk is full, then it crashes. I have had no backup complete now since updating to Mojave. And...as it screwed up my backups, i cant downgrade either.
Why, Apple, just...why you don't make these cogwheels animated?
Please... :'-(View attachment 808656
Sounds like you are simply downloading the full installer.Why does that update takes 3GB when the changelog is like 5 lines.
Are you sure it's not a local issue on your Mac?It didn’t.
Not sure I follow. It's not like the rest of the window would freeze over in the meantime. The animation finished almost as fast as blinking your eyes and didn't interfere with other window operations. So if you managed to click other checkboxes while the animation of the first checkbox was still in progress, you could. I thought the effect was a nice touch and never ever felt the need to wait it out when quickly clicking multiple checkboxes in a row.They did? Fair enough – guess I'm wrong then. I always considered those animations a bit frivolous. They arguably took an inappropriately long time and forced you to wait for just a moment too long to see the immediate result of your action. They didn't (imo) really help you better understand the action you took, either.
Is this only for laptops? My late 2015 iMac can't find the update via the app store.
Not sure I follow. It's not like the rest of the window would freeze over in the meantime. The animation finished almost as fast as blinking your eyes and didn't interfere with other window operations. So if you managed to click other checkboxes while the animation of the first checkbox was still in progress, you could. I thought the effect was a nice touch and never ever felt the need to wait it out when quickly clicking multiple checkboxes in a row.
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAutomaticWindowAnimationsEnabled -bool NO
First impressions are that it fixed the battery drain during sleep issue. I just closed the lid of my MB last night instead of turning it off completely (just as I used to before I noticed the drain issue, and that's when I started shutting it off completely overnight). I let it sleep last night and upon opening it this morning, saw only a 2% battery drain from the night. Looks like they took care of it!