Yes, between 13.0.1 and Malwarebytes releasing a Ventura compatible version the issue is fixed.
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Apple Releases macOS Ventura 13.0.1 Update With Bug Fixes
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Yes, between 13.0.1 and Malwarebytes releasing a Ventura compatible version the issue is fixed.
Seems to have fixed the intermittent crashes and forced logouts I was experiencing, when plugged into my external DELL monitor. Had taken to not using it at all, after about a week of use and many crashes since .0 came out. I'm now at 4+ hours of uptime and no crashes at all! yay!
Would everyone here call 13.0.1 safe to jump to? My MBP is on Monterey, and just went to 12.6.1. I know it isn't even a day in, but for those running it, would you call 13.0.1 stable enough to make the jump to?
BL.
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Apple recently acknowledged that in fact it does *not* fully patch security holes in N-1 and N-2 releases of macOS. The following is an excerpt from an Apple support document updated last month:
Howard Oakley and Joshua Long have written about this, see
Last Week on My Mac: Home truths about macOS
True or false? Apple supports macOS for three years. Apple’s security updates are sufficient. New versions of macOS are full of bugs. It’s safer to delay upgrading.
eclecticlight.co
Apple's Poor Patching Policies Potentially Make Users' Security and Privacy Precarious - The Mac Security Blog
Apple's practices regarding security updates are frustrating and perplexing, and may endanger users.
The bottom line seems to be that in fact one can not run anything less than the current major version of macOS and expect a fully patched system.
Definitely going to be a while.. 13.1 isn't even out! But seeing that everyone calls either the .6 or .8 release the gold standard, waiting that long may have everyone run out of time before 14.x is released!
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Could not agree more. My use of macOS is for C++ development. Here it is the major pain at every OS major update:
- reinstall xcode (~2 hours)
- completely uninstall old macports (~ 15 minutes)
- reinstall macports core for the new OS and reinstall/rebuild all the macports previously installed (~ 6 hours)
- there are always two or three ports that fail to build under the new OS; usually it takes 2-3 days in loop with the maintiner to fix the issue
- rebuild all my libraries with the new system (this could be lengthy as well; for example, opencascade takes about 1 hour)
I was having issues with the original release With flaky BlueTooth, and switching output to USB wired headphone amplifier/DAC, and then trying to switch to HomePod duo. I have this update fixes this.
This is a long download process. I'm not sure I like the new way of getting the software update. This is making me wish I can go back to Monterey.
15 year veteran here too. Yes, Linux was good back in the day.
Curious to know how you're administrating multiple MacOS/iOS devices now ?
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Apart from the well known issues with Calendar synchronisation with Exchange that Ventura had since Beta1, another issue that is still present in 13.0.1 is that Microsoft Teams and Cisco Webex URLs in Calendar Events are not parsed properly, and therefore you cannot join a meeting by simply pressing the Join button. Instead, you have to copy them in Safari, strip the URL from and words preceding "https://" and then join the meeting. Or simply use MS Outlook. In Monterey and older versions this was working flawlessly. I am surprised that Apple did not fix this in 13.0.1 because it is very annoying and theoretically easy to fix.
Alas, I waited until 12.3 last time and was still astounded by how many bugs it had.
Apple says only a subset of security fixes. And data (whatever that means) seems to support that.
Funnily enough, what I am doing for everything iPhone 8 Plus and lower, is using the Enterprise version of iTunes to handle app syncing and backups. Because that version of iTunes (12.6.5.3) doesn't have any profiles for anything newer than the 6s, I am using my M1 Pro MBP to update the OS with the full IPSW if needed. That's the only way I'm handling it.
My kids are on very old S/D iPhone 6s that have no sim card in it, so I'm moving them to the last iPod Touches that were released, and doing the same with that. But as I don't have to do anything enterprise wide with them, the last version of iTunes with the App store integrated into it works.
BL.
Last Week on My Mac: Home truths about macOS
True or false? Apple supports macOS for three years. Apple’s security updates are sufficient. New versions of macOS are full of bugs. It’s safer to delay upgrading.
eclecticlight.co
Hi,
I have been having issues with my Mac being very sluggish/laggy after waking from sleep in 13. Does anyone know if 13.0.1 does anything to address that?
I have been having issues with my Mac being very sluggish/laggy after waking from sleep in 13. Does anyone know if 13.0.1 does anything to address that?
With you on the potential of adding "gimmicks" via the store or similar... but indicating you want something stable without regular updates is like saying "I want the best - The first time." The idea stands, but is unfeasible. Yeah, guys like Theo & Ian kinda made it "work", but came with too many limitations. The only constant is change.
Just updated to 13.0.1 on my 2 Macs (M1 and M2) and now some apps won't update (specifically Zoom and Sonos Controller). Is anyone else noticing this?
Apple today released macOS Ventura 13.0.1, a minor update to the macOS Ventura operating system that was released in October. The new software comes two weeks after the official launch of Ventura.
The macOS Ventura update can be downloaded on eligible Macs using the Software Update section of System Settings.
macOS Ventura 13.0.1 is a bug fix update, and it addresses two security vulnerabilities that could allow for unexpected app termination or arbitrary code execution by a remote user. Neither was known to have been exploited in the wild.
Article Link: Apple Releases macOS Ventura 13.0.1 Update With Bug Fixes
Zoom wasn't updating for me before the update to 13.0.1. I was actually hoping this update would fix that. It did not.
Edit: Quick fix... download directly - here
I cannot get 13.0.1 to install on my 2018 mini. I have tried Software Update, command line software update, and downloaded the InstallAssitant.pkg... all state the update could not be prepared 
. The 13.0.1 update ran flawlessly on my work 2020 M1 mini. So, I guess there is always 13.1.
. The 13.0.1 update ran flawlessly on my work 2020 M1 mini. So, I guess there is always 13.1.
Stage Manager on macOS has been a really unexpectedly nice-to-have feature. Because Apple allows you to completely customize the size and location of the floating windows. I have sized my productivity apps to be just big enough so as not to cover up the apps open that are displayed on the left.
This update didn't appear to address the screen sharing bugs. Still won't share the screen from another MAC.