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How to get rid of the annoying 'UPDATE ME' warnings on iWork?
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I surrendered... and installed macOS Sierra.Any tip? It's getting super frustrating.
I surrendered... and installed macOS Sierra.
Damn. Not sure I want to go there, specially with a slow and old machine that doesn't work that well with Yosemite.
Do you have any source?
For me it's a matter of logic. An OS that is two generations newer can't run well on an old machine that already suffers from lag and other issues.
Just Look in the Sierra Forum, there is a Thread about How it Runs on Older machines.
People saying "runs great". Reliable reports...
Last time I trusted Apple I ended up installing Yosemite and then El Capitan on a 2008 MacBook. Big mistakes.l
A little bump on this.
Also, could somebody please explain to me, how the heck is it possible that Pages still displays a pop-up every time I open it up, notifying me that a new version is available but I need to update OS X first? How the hell am I supposed to upgrade to Sierra if my MacBook isn't even supported!!!
Also, could somebody please explain to me, how the heck is it possible that Pages still displays a pop-up every time I open it up, notifying me that a new version is available but I need to update OS X first? How the hell am I supposed to upgrade to Sierra if my MacBook isn't even supported!!!
Yeah, I've read more than several complaints about that. It seems the latest update to Pages requires the installation of Sierra before you can download it. If you have an older MacBook and are happy with Yosemite, upgrading to Sierra might not be a good idea especially if your MacBook is not supported.
It's on El Capitan. And I see pop-ups almost every time I open Pages. The stupid thing is that I have the latest compatible version installed, so I don't understand what the heck I'm supposed to install.
Count me in on this one. My MBP's OS can't be updated to Sierra and Pages wants me to update to it's latest version. Cook will do anything to annoy us to the point of dropping $3K into their coffers.
And for what it's worth: My old 2009 17"MBP with SSD and internal HDD runs great on El Capitan. I haven't seen anything yet in Sierra that makes me want to update, even if I could. Apple Pay, Siri...don't need it.
And for what it's worth: My old 2009 17"MBP with SSD and internal HDD runs great on El Capitan. I haven't seen anything yet in Sierra that makes me want to update, even if I could. Apple Pay, Siri...don't need it.
This is a bug. Let Apple know here http://www.apple.com/feedback/pages.html and, yes, feedback does work but you don't get a personal reply.
Hey...I am still dealing with my iPhone 5C with latest OS that demands my password for iTunes store each and every time I want to use the phone.