Does the article author have no MacOS experience? Of course we will start a 13.4 beta cycle that will run April into May. Heck you still have updates until MacOS 14 is released 4 months later from WWDC so end of Sept /October. So yes there lots of time to do even a 13.5 and 13.6 if they want.
Why would you want to do that? There is no way a slower external SSD is desirable to boot from because you're using a Mac Studio M1 Ultra.
yeah, macOS is weird rn, I can use the files app on my iphone easier than i can use finder, and if that doesn't give you a idea of what kind of mess macOS is rn, then wait till you find out about the fact you can't use external USB boots on newer macs! (not me being upset my m1 macbook air won't boot anything else lol)
That sucks, makes me wonder what would influence this. I think my old Intel 15" would take 20 minutes, but this MBA is always under 5 minutes and it's the 8GB model. No really old apps or a lot of extensions, but do have over 100 apps installed.
Can't comment on dev previews, never installed any of those on any of the M1 machines, did install them on a hackintosh or two, they always took forever but that was years ago.
What was running when panics occurred?
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Im tired of this kind of imprecise writing. (Which unfortunately is a long-standing bad habit of author Juli Clover.)
quite so
Where were you when that was the headline for Cook's WWDC and Apple Event loll. Apple has been a circus for a long time now buddy.
Say wha?
I usually just install the first RC and be done with it. Saves the headache when it's officially released and everybody else tries installing at the same time.
I’m just wondering if the team responsible for developing new versions of macOS is either stretched too thin, gutted or gotten lazy trying to just to make everything behave the same across hardware. If you even look at how behind the point releases are it gives me the conclusion macOS itself is not mission critical anymore.
