Mojave actually seems to have fixed (fingers crossed) a problem on my late-2013 15" MBP where it would freeze when I picked up and moved the laptop. I figured it was a logic board problem but since I installed Mojave it stopped happening.
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I only really use my iMac for Final Cut Pro and Lightroom. Any issues with these?
EDIT: Never mind. Some of these responses indicate that Adobe CS isn't happy with Mojave.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2499407
EDIT: Never mind. Some of these responses indicate that Adobe CS isn't happy with Mojave.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2499407
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New, faster, more powerful MacOS but the Mac hardware is becoming “vintage.”
I have a 2017 rMPB TB (2.9ghz, 16gb, Radeon 560) and Mojave bombed Lightroom. Getting ready to load up Beta 2 and see if it offers any improvements.
As far as i've tested, it's quite painful to use (lags in the sliders, beachballs after simple corrections and such)
It works but barely usable. (When it comes to LR at least)
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Yes, you can run Virtualbox on Mojave but some minor tinkering required. It works for me following the instructions posted here; https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=88231
Overall very stable with weird bugs such as when I adjust the volume in the menu bar using the slider I get the Time Machine symbol appear. Very weird!
Tried loading Mojave beta 1 on my 2012 rMBP and nothing would load once macOS came up....every app would fail that was made by Apple....sigh.
I thought similar.. I have it on a MacBook a few years old, and this release feels way faster UI wise.
On the host or guest while starting or installing? It basically configures a VirtualBox machine. Maybe an old VB Installation?
My Mac has become a minor part of my workflow so it’s not mission critical. I do all of my Lightroom editing on my iPad and to a lesser extent on my iPhone on location. It’s amazing how far iOS has come.
But seeing the responses from beta users tells me I should wait for a couple more betas as I still use Lightroom on macOS to export and share photos with my clients.
Please report back if you find that beta 2 fixed your Lightroom crashes.
The first public beta did not let me install on my 3TB Fusion drive that had a Bootcamp partition on it. Do you know if that's fixed now?
EDIT: False alarm. The headphone cable is frayed above the remote. That's why the sound isn't coming through. There is no bug.
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Post Update: I still stand by the initial comments about my experience with Mojave.
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It does slow down computer. Noticeably.
I installed it on my 2017 13" TB model and I can clearly see that things started to become sluggish. Stuff like app opening time, system information access time, preferences pane opening time & the apps within it etc.
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The accent color bug is fixed. Good to see. But chrome DevTools checkbox issue is till here.
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It does slow down computer. Noticeably.
I installed it on my 2017 13" TB model and I can clearly see that things started to become sluggish. Stuff like app opening time, system information access time, preferences pane opening time & the apps within it etc.
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The accent color bug is fixed. Good to see. But chrome DevTools checkbox issue is till here.
My MacBook Pro 2017 hardware isn't vintage. I sold a GTX 1080 gaming PC to purchase it as I needed more mobility and it certainly isn't any slower at daily tasks, just games.
I haven't installed Mojave yet. I was curious if anyone has had any problems. I need to backup my computer first, but I need a larger external HD before I take the plunge.
Oh I don't have a Bootcamp partition on my Fusion Drive.
I also have this issue with MacOS Mojave Beta 1. However, there is an easy fix by typing this link into Safari:
http://captive.apple.com/hotspot-detect.html
This link will take you to the login page in the browser and allows you to login/ accept terms and conditions. If that link doesn't work, you can also try this link which should do the same thing:
http://192.1681.1