Man, nobody lifts enough to be strong enough for that!Nah, you need a PowerBook G5 for it.
Man, nobody lifts enough to be strong enough for that!Nah, you need a PowerBook G5 for it.
It’s a m2 air with 512gb ssd… even if it is slow, 3 minutes to open a 40kb excel file seems a bit odd to me… my macintosh 128k could handle that faster.. just another piece of Apple brilliant software engineering I guess🤦♂️Then I would boot into recovery mode, bring up disk utility and run first aid on system/data volumes. Possibly you have a disk map issue or something similar causing disk access to be very slow.
Thats really weird. I don't use office anymore, for a comparison try opening the excel file in LibreOffice 7.4.3 select the MacOS Apple Silicon installer.It’s a m2 air with 512gb ssd… even if it is slow, 3 minutes to open a 40kb excel file seems a bit odd to me… my macintosh 128k could handle that faster.. just another piece of Apple brilliant software engineering I guess🤦♂️
I must live under a rock: I didn't have any issues with v13.0.1 except maybe a little Safari oddity with opening tabs.
It happens with office, preview, photoshop, no matter what I open it happens.Thats really weird. I don't use office anymore, for a comparison try opening the excel file in LibreOffice 7.4.3 select the MacOS Apple Silicon installer.
Loading app and files should be very fast, not like has to load from a much slower volume into RAM. Even with 8GB RAM, your swap used should be minimal. The M2 laptop should have 100 GB/s to unified memory so storage used should be fast. Is the laptop encrypted? Is it using cloud storage?It happens with office, preview, photoshop, no matter what I open it happens.
If I close the app and I try to open the file it works.
If I open the app and manually go to file-open, it works.
What do you mean by bricked? I have the same year - did it not install at all?Bricked my 2019 Intel iMac. Junk. I guess I'll have to try and restore from time machine tomorrow. Apple sucks.
It's like a lucky dip!View attachment 2127815
That's the spirit Apple! Remove those useless release notes altogether.
Surprise me!
Well, to point here at another 3 pages of “exceptions”, other apps can get hit by either bugs or changes introduced by OS’s updates:No, you’re not living under a rock, you’re the rule not the exception. Forums like MacRumors are always chocked full of reports from users who have no clue what they are talking about. The most common phrase is, “I hope this fixes..." (insert some weird issue no one’s ever heard of) but is promoted as widespread, dangerous, and show stopping.
Meanwhile the vast, vast majority of we ‘normals’ just go about using macOS without any major problems, like yourself, blissfully unaware of the carnage that is claimed to be happening before our eyes.
Same here. First thisDon't know if it's just me but iCloud settings are extremely laggy under 13.1 thus far
I cannot corroborate that. Turning off Private Relay does not solve the issue.for those who have issue with iCloud, it's related to private relay. try to disable it by clicking very fast and multiple times untill it's off. OR:
the private relay issue for me was caused by expressvpn app. If you have it, uninstall it (properly) and reboot. now private relay should work and icloud setting too.
It is encrypted and I use iCloud but the files I am opening are both local or cloud based. No difference.Loading app and files should be very fast, not like has to load from a much slower volume into RAM. Even with 8GB RAM, your swap used should be minimal. The M2 laptop should have 100 GB/s to unified memory so storage used should be fast. Is the laptop encrypted? Is it using cloud storage?
What do you mean by bricked? I have the same year - did it not install at all
I started the update and walked away to go out. About four hours later, I went back and checked on it, and the screen was black, keyboard and mouse were unresponsive. I turned off computer, turned it back on, all I get is an apple logo and the progress bat that gets about 50% complete and then gets stuck. I just checked this morning and it is still just sitting there. I tried booting in safe mode and unplugging, and let it sit for a bit. Same results. Hopefully I can boot into recovery mode and reinstall OS.What do you mean by bricked? I have the same year - did it not install at all?
No trouble at all. Pretty seamless on my 16.anyone having trouble installing on a 16" Intel MBP? It seems to download fine but has problems unpacking it. Tells me to check my internet connection.
That’s good to know thanks! I use 4 external displays, partially using displaylink but I’m certain it will work.I'm running it without issues on my M1 24" iMac and 16" M1 Max MBP. Safari issues with memory cache with many tabs and windows opened doesn't freeze up anymore. Using CCC 6.1.4 backups runs without issues. No applications unexpectedly quitting for me comparably. I don't use external displays so can't verify everything.
It looks like they've added some. Try looking at your Apple ID section and see it slow down, go blank, etc.Have they fixed all the bugs and glitches in System Settings yet?
That works great for the main release, not so much for the command line tools!Click the release. The release notes are for the selected update, and you don't have one selected.