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Apple Seeds First Beta of macOS Monterey 12.5 to Developers
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Oh that's a bug? I thought it was me! Thank goodness its a bug, that means it'll be quashed someday... someday... I hope.
Rome? I prefer "The Evil Empire."Monterey was suppose to be less underlying changes, more refining, not quite as major as Big Sur support of AS based Macs. Internally MacOS 13 is referred to as Rome, why would they give it that naming if things weren't expanding its capabilities. So if MacOS13 represent as much changes as Big Sur, Mammoth which is a registered name by Apple for a OS like Monterey, will not be about a big extinct elephant, more like something that is really cool and can shake up things a lot.
The Twitter app is totally broken on macOS 12.4. Not sure if the issues are in the app or the OS, but it's virtually unusable.
I miss the Apple hockey puck mouse
I liked the one with the little pimple for scrolling...
I still have one, tucked away in a cupboard, but the pimple doesn't work any more.
I read somewhere that you can disassemble the mouse, clean the pimple, and put it back together, but I found a LogiTech mouse that does all it does, and more, and is wireless.
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Unfortunately still existent on MBP 2021 and 12.4. Normal tap to click works for me, but when using command + tap (for example to open a link in a new tab in Firefox) I usually have to do it three times. Only sometimes it works with the first tap. It's really annoying and confusing. :-(
I found these explanations and suggestions to fix it, but unfortuantely they don't work for me all the time.
Tap to Click Not Working on Mac? Here’s How to Fix It
Tap to Click is a popular feature for Mac trackpads that allow users to tap on the trackpad to perform a click, rather than exert physical pressure to physically click down on the trackpad. Many Ma…
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I am still waiting for apple to make a mouse that I like or find comfortable to use
I've read that none of the designers at Apple actually use the hardware they design, preferring something more functional.I am still waiting for apple to make a mouse that I like or find comfortable to use
Thanks ☺️. I’ve been accused of being an apple hater…yet I’ve been using them since 1989. Sort of like with my bumper stickers I’ve been accused of hating America…yet I served for 8 years (USAF). Some folks just see in black and white I guess. Being highly critical of something can show intense interest and caring. Just depends on your point of view.
This gets repeated often enough for each new major release that Apple should make an emoji for it.
Have you tried the Magic Trackpad? Others' experience may be different; but for me, the Magic Trackpad taps, multi-finger taps and gestures exceed anything I can do with a mouse .. and add the elimination of hand stress that is commonly experienced with mouse use, and I can't imagine ever going back to using a mouse.I am still waiting for apple to make a mouse that I like or find comfortable to use
As mentioned elsewhere, I can now log in with LogiTech Options with 12.5. I haven't been able to with any previous versions of macOS 12.
I’m still having them with 12.4. Devices disconnect randomly when in use. Fired up Catalina and tried the same operations, no problem at all.
Agreed on that. I have both the previous battery-powered Magic Mouse and the newer Lightning-charged version, and I like the solid feel in my hand when using them. The battery charging on the model equipped with Lightning is not ideal, but I've found that the mouse doesn't need to be charged but once every two or three months—it seems very power-efficient. I've used many-a-mouse in my time, and for some reason the simplicity and solid feel of the Magic Mouse is what keeps me using them.
I checked this a few days later on both M1 Macs, and the Disk Utility was no longer unexpectedly quitting. Yes did it on M1 24" iMac and a M1 Max 16" MBP and Disk Utility didn't quit.