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We can only hope.Ehhhhhhhh. I thought people might be smarter. Alas!
We can only hope.Ehhhhhhhh. I thought people might be smarter. Alas!
I do a complete wipe and fresh install on all my Apple devices every year when the new OSs are released. Only difference is that I don’t restore from a backup - I “set up as new” then log into iCloud and let my data resync. It’s actually a quick process - installing a fresh OS is much quicker than upgrading. I do have to re-install my apps manually, but again this doesn’t take long and it’s a good opportunity to just install the stuff you use regularly and forget those apps you never use. My personal opinion is that most of the issues I read about on these forums would be solved with a wipe and fresh install 😂Hi everyone,
I'm currently running the latest macOS 27 beta. With each new beta release, I've noticed that app compatibility and overall stability have improved, which is great.
However, I still have the feeling that the operating system itself has gradually become slower. Right now, it feels noticeably sluggish at times, even though I'm using a MacBook Air M3 with 24 GB of RAM.
Once the final version of macOS 27 is released, I'm thinking about doing a completely clean installation:
* boot into Recovery,
* erase the internal drive,
* install a fresh copy of macOS 27,
* then restore all my data, apps, and settings from a Time Machine backup.
Since I shouldn't lose any data, do you think this is worth doing? Has anyone experienced a noticeable improvement in performance or overall system responsiveness after a clean install followed by a Time Machine restore, compared to simply updating from the beta to the final release?
I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences and recommendations. Thanks!
This has been precisely my strategy from the start!I do a complete wipe and fresh install on all my Apple devices every year when the new OSs are released. Only difference is that I don’t restore from a backup - I “set up as new” then log into iCloud and let my data resync. It’s actually a quick process - installing a fresh OS is much quicker than upgrading. I do have to re-install my apps manually, but again this doesn’t take long and it’s a good opportunity to just install the stuff you use regularly and forget those apps you never use. My personal opinion is that most of the issues I read about on these forums would be solved with a wipe and fresh install 😂
Generate Shortcut
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Shortcut
Shortcuts/gen_shortcut_prototype feature flag in macOS 27.use_model_sampling_mode_parameter and use_model_thinking_effort_parameter) hint that we may see additional options for the Use Model action in Shortcuts. No sampling or reasoning parameters show up right now when the flags are enabled.Machines making machines!There's a new Shortcut action in macOS 27 that lets you integrate Describe a Shortcut into other shortcuts, producing a new shortcut as an action output. The generated shortcut will also appear in your gallery.
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Shortcut link with Generate Shortcut action
It's currently hidden from the actions drawer, but you can copy it from the shared shortcut linked above. Discovered via theShortcuts/gen_shortcut_prototypefeature flag in macOS 27.
Two more feature flags (use_model_sampling_mode_parameteranduse_model_thinking_effort_parameter) hint that we may see additional options for the Use Model action in Shortcuts. No sampling or reasoning parameters show up right now when the flags are enabled.
This seems to have been just a coincidence. After upgrading to b5 and having the same issue, I rebooted my switch and reseated all cables and it now works. Ooops.My Ethernet adapter (Ubiquiti 10G) stopped working with this beta after working fine on the previous ones. Shows "Self-assigned IP" but giving it a static IP doesn't work either. 😫 (Macbook Pro 14 M4 Max)
Here is Beta 6 , so I think 5 is over -> https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-notes/macos-27-release-notesAny sign of Beta 5?