Big Sur? Public Beta sometime in July
I'd like to know where the Catalina 10.15.6 beta 3 is??? Anyone know the build#?
I'd like to know where the Catalina 10.15.6 beta 3 is??? Anyone know the build#?
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Apple Seeds Third Beta of Upcoming macOS Catalina 10.15.6 Update to Developers [Update: Public Beta Available]
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oooo thank goodness its just not me then hmm... hope they fix this on this beta
Thanks for the tip, interestingly I just noticed when the laptop isn't connected to my 4k usb-c monitor, it is going to sleep as intended.
Looking forward to Big Sur hopefully being more stable than Catalina. Although my Catalina experience hasn't been as horrible as some other users, I'm still experiencing the occasional app crashing and kernel panic as of 10.15.5. I suspect the issue is also my aging Mac. With 8gb of ram, memory is always full.
All I'm thinking about is a fix for this:
Since installing Catalina yesterday, multiple crashes from userspace watchdog timeout
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250715149?page=26
Pretty please?
Since installing Catalina yesterday, multiple crashes from userspace watchdog timeout
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250715149?page=26
Pretty please?
Has the Apple Mail bug deleting messages (and reported for months) being fixed? macOS Catalina 10.15.6 will be the last update.
Unless this has major performance improvements I’m not interested. Mojave is my main OS. I wiped my Catalina partition ( keep it just for swift playgrounds and xCode) and installed Big Sur. Catalina is a bit of a dud. I think most people will skip it altogether and just go to Big Sur.
No Perl or Python installed by default on Big Sur right? This will be a let down for me. Yes, I can compile and install, but I'd rather know it is already there.
I read the article. It clearly states for the majority of users the SSV is a good thing. The main impact is that kernel extensions no longer work without some work. So I guess you need kernel extensions?
Does this fix screen freezing or stuttering at random when using "automatic graphics switching" by any chance? I'm sick of this.
Exactly. It doesn’t exactly same (remember zero new features on Snow Leopard?), but stability and compatibility wise, it’s stellar on Mojave.
I keep all my now out of support and supported Macs on Mojave so far. No hiccups, but I don’t know how long I can take since MacOS support for older OS is generally short.
With the switch to Arm, you are in a world of pain without yet realizing it. Timmy is going to throw you under the bus for sure very quickly.
Something strange also for me: Software Update is proposing "10.15.6 Public Beta 1" (but I already am running Beta 2 19G46c), in my case the message is in italian.
Is it worth switching from Mojave on my early 2013 rmbp 10,1? Normal routine software use...
Not really IMHO, Mojave is rock solid unless you want really bad some of the Catalina's features.
usually about 3-6 weeks after first DEV BETA might be after dev beta 2 but could be dev beta 3 so told at WDC Its coming in July so could be anything from 10am PST tonight up to 17:00 PST July 31st.
I found that:
- Power supply needs to be direct (no hub)
- Video signal needs to be direct (no hub)
- Also needs to be DP or T3 (not HDMI)
That should't be the case, Apple broke it. My hub works fine for the most part then drops out. Ive sent my mbp back has it was breaking m work flow. The hub works perfectly fine on my dell xps 13 both windows and linux.
I have a Recovered file folder in my trash every time I start my Mac. This time it is ContextStorAgent.plist.IME9zHF. Is anyone else having this issue with the public beta?