Yeah, it showed up a while after I posted this. It was weird because it’s usually already showing up in the update tab when MR posts that it’s been released. 🤷♂️Saw it, installed it, up and running.
I've given up asking developers to include proper changelog notes. The number of big names that copy-paste the same boilerplate text into each update blows my mind.
I was getting those too. I didn’t realize it was a thing/didn’t search for it. Will keep an eye out for it on the new update.Still getting the ghost Updates Available notification on 14.6.1 even though there aren't any
Okay, that was too snarky. I often reboot mine on a Friday, if I remember correctly. Perhaps it's an old habit, but I have very few issues. Given how fast an M1 reboots, it's a non-issue.No need to be snarky. Not everyone likes rebooting their computers every week. I typically have stuff running for a long time and a second update needing a reboot within a week is a pain.
I would also add that not all OSes require rebooting for every update. I maintain some Linux boxes that systematically get months of uptime, and still get updated frequently. Except kernel updates, few updates require a reboot. Most OS components can be updated without a reboot.
Was your response a general one, or to a specific post?Holy smokes! You mean a computer company, Apple, released an OS update that wasn't 100% perfect in all aspects?
What's this world coming to?
Weird. Did you install?I have two instances of 14.6.1 in my Software Update for some reason.
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I downloaded it and clicked to install it TWICE. The laptop rebooted, check the version, still 14.6
They are an absolute joke. Since Federighi took over the software is total rubbish. Why can't they hire professional software developers instead of people out of high school that think about Memojis????
Does "validation" prevent all bugs?Oops. Apple you should have better software validation teams before releasing macOS updates please. Have you been hiring former CrowdStrike engineers Apple?
They never had to pull releases and issue hot fixes in Snow Leopard. Oh wait, they did. Three times.Since Federighi took over the software is total rubbish.
I downloaded it and clicked to install it TWICE. The laptop rebooted, check the version, still 14.6
They are an absolute joke. Since Federighi took over the software is total rubbish. Why can't they hire professional software developers instead of people out of high school that think about Memojis????
Here are the installers:
14.6.1 build 23G93
13.8.9 build 22G830
Maybe they forgot monterey for now. They shouldn't cease updates for monterey till sequoia is released, so we should still expect monterey to get an update too, despite there being no Advanced Data Protection in monterey.
Shocker!Same thing that's happened to so much of software development lately. So many good practices abandoned. A few people decided "what happens if we just don't?" and it turns out the answer is "nothing." There's no accountability.
Damn kids on my lawn.
You’ll probably either be logged out on your Mac or not be able to enable it until you log out. I think I remember the latter happening. Something like, “Unsupported devices on your account so it can’t be enabled”So, if macOS 12 doesn’t have this Advanced Data Protection, what happens if I enable it on my iPhone and iPad runnung iOS 17? I won’t have access to iCloud data from my Mac running Monterey?
Many thanks. It’s about time to upgrade my 2014 Mac mini. The M4 Mac refresh can’t come any sooner…You’ll probably either be logged out on your Mac or not be able to enable it until you log out. I think I remember the latter happening. Something like, “Unsupported devices on your account so it can’t be enabled”
I'm trying to prep hundreds of laptops with the latest macOS and this is a huge pain in my butt. You might want to consider putting yourself in others' shoes.Hilarious stuff given the horrible, horrible inconvenience of clicking a button and rebooting to get the upate.