There's no reason they can't have big updates in regular builds. I don't see it happening either. They just really need to focus on quality control again. You could use the excuse that they're focused more on the iPhone because it's their biggest revenue source, but iOS 11 is a steaming pile of dookie, so it's definitely not their resources. They need to fix some things inside the company.
that´s why I'm still on the latest Sierra release that seems to be pretty stable and "bug free". I have had so many issues last couple of years with always rushing into the latest release so I finally gave up on their buggy SW and happily staying on the latest Sierra. My experience is - fI you really need a stable machine for work don't gamble with the latest Apple OS
It may not stand out to you, but it is definitely the biggest change the OS has seen thus far. They built it from the ground up. I've been through those other changes as well and yes I agree they were big changes.
What's confusing to you? Both of what you responded to makes perfect sense.
Yes, and AirPlay 2. Both have been promised for 10.13 so they should arrive within the next few months.
Right. The way I look at it is that Apple had a choice given the changes they targeted for iOS 11 and High Sierra: ship stable or ship on time. They made their choice.
Opinions aren't nonsense. You can simply disagree with them and be on your way.
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While a file system is a dramatic change on OS level it should be simply adding 1 more driver. It could be counted as 2 if you count the one on EFI level as a separate one.
Apple today seeded the fifth beta of an upcoming macOS High Sierra 10.13.3 update ...
Yeah, I agree that they need to fix some issues in their company structure. Very much so. The past few years haven't been the greatest of friends towards Apple. I really, really hope that this year will be different.
Me too.
Apparently the only solution right now is to not have a fusion drive.
Hopefully there's a fix in the near future.
I’m tech, I install High Sierra everyweek in costumers Mac, it is fast and stable. Online paranoia always dominate forums.I will skip HS entirely, for me it's the worst version of macOS released yet. Huge battery drain, slow and unresponsive on my rMBP 2015 (had it till the previous beta). Since I reversed to Sierra, everythings perfectly fine again.
Working here. Reset your mail preferencesHow long will it take them to fix Command-B not working for BOLD in the MAIL program?
How many times to I have to file the bug? Command-B clearly works here, but not correctly in MAIL?
And every new update still confuses mail servers in the MAIL program requiring remembering passwords and such. Isn't the Keychain supposed to make this not happen?
Btw, Command B hasn't worked since Sierra.
I know someone is going to say, c'mon, it's your keyboard, but it's not as I see the flash at the top of the screen showing the key was hit, not to mention I've tried multiple keyboards with the same result. How can they not fix something so simple? Do I type too fast for Apple?
It makes me seriously wonder if they know what they're doing or there's just not enough people working on this.
It's not online paranoia. I did numerous fresh installs on my laptop, tried to reset smc and pram, tried official and beta software and tried apfs and JHFS, all leading to a much slower and instable result than I had with previous macOS versions. Also battery life at least for me seems to be definitely worse. So I doubt it's a faulty configuration but more a lack of software quality.
How long will it take them to fix Command-B not working for BOLD in the MAIL program?
How many times to I have to file the bug? Command-B clearly works here, but not correctly in MAIL?
And every new update still confuses mail servers in the MAIL program requiring remembering passwords and such. Isn't the Keychain supposed to make this not happen?
Btw, Command B hasn't worked since Sierra.
I know someone is going to say, c'mon, it's your keyboard, but it's not as I see the flash at the top of the screen showing the key was hit, not to mention I've tried multiple keyboards with the same result. How can they not fix something so simple? Do I type too fast for Apple?
It makes me seriously wonder if they know what they're doing or there's just not enough people working on this.
man many people will love what you said about windows 10 to be true but many old school users hate the fact that Microsoft merge the OS after the last true windows which was windows 7, the nightmare started from windows 8 upward, it is a tablet or a PC , I always like the idea , one OS for desktop PC'S and Laptops, another OS for tablets etc ,but they put unnecessary components and processes on a windows desktop, who needs all those tablet services on a desktop pc , at least give the user the option to remove tablet mode, a desktop pc don't need it, this is why I like apple, iOS for iPads, iPhones etc and Mac OS for Macs, I really hate windows bloatware. the way it used to be was perfectly fine.
you can use raid on High Sierra but only in HFS+ file system, but there is another problem , the preboot partition, HS updates need to access that partition in order to install the update, so if you don't have that partition the update will fail, so you need another drive, a single drive non raid running High Sierra to install the update there, then clone that drive to the raid after you finished installing the update, yeah I know it sounds like too much trouble, I didn't have to do that in Sierra. I been a raid user on Mac OS up to High Sierra, when apple forced me to give up on raid, at least on bootable volume, what I do now if I need some extra speed, I use iram disk, also even if you have a Samsung 960 that app will help you not to wear out you Samsung drive if you do a lot of writing, I do all the heavy writing with iram disk so I can keep my Samsung 960 healthy so it can last longer
