Can I just use Time Machine for going back? Or do I have to wipe my Macbook first?Tahoe really sucks - a jerky, fan spinning mess on my M4 MacBook Pro. Rolled back to Sequoia today and it's like heaven. I think I'll skip Tahoe completely if I can.
Can I just use Time Machine for going back? Or do I have to wipe my Macbook first?Tahoe really sucks - a jerky, fan spinning mess on my M4 MacBook Pro. Rolled back to Sequoia today and it's like heaven. I think I'll skip Tahoe completely if I can.
Erase first. Restart in Recovery\Options — Disk Utility — Erase (erase, not delete!) ONLY 'Macintosh HD - Data' volume. After restart install SEQUIE or the system offered there.Can I just use Time Machine for going back? Or do I have to wipe my Macbook first?
In my case it shows the battery from the Mac and the battery from my Magic Mouse, with the other slots blank. I presume it would also show AirPods battery if you had them paired to your Mac. The description for the widget says "batteries for your Mac and connected Bluetooth accessories".Might be a wrong place to ask, but can you guys use Battery widget on Mac to show you battery levels on your iPhone and Watch? I never could, it only shows Mac battery with 3 remaining lots blank.
This still happens to me also, and I never have screen saver enabled (my screen just goes dark after 15 minutes of inactivity when plugged in). It doesn't happen consistently, and toggling the auto hide dock setting is how I've gotten my dock back.So randomly my dock did not show after I woke my mini. I thought I'd inadvertently hidden it, but moving the mouse to the edge did not show the dock. I had to go into Settings, enable "auto hide and show the dock", then disable it, to make it show again.
This. I have the same problem...This still happens to me also, and I never have screen saver enabled (my screen just goes dark after 15 minutes of inactivity when plugged in). It doesn't happen consistently, and toggling the auto hide dock setting is how I've gotten my dock back.
M1 Pro MBP
Does anyone know if this behavior with custom folders is normal and intentional, or a bug?
I created the 'Favorites' folder below as a test, perhaps to use it for frequently used files and apps, and planned on placing it in the Dock for one click access to all:
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But when I placed this folder in the dock, the customization is not showing and it just looks like a blank, plain folder:
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I really hope that this was not intentional and how they intended customized folders to work. If a color is applied to a custom folder, that disappears as well when placed in the Dock. :/
Thank you for this. While I already know how to change icons, etc., this reminded me that I could probably use this method as a workaround. Create custom icon/glyph folders for the embossed look that I am going for, save those folders as icons, then use those 'folders icons' as icons on the folder that I want to use in the Dock. This works, but Apple should allow the icon/glyph used in customized folders to retain in the Dock (and Side Bar) since you're picking from a set of macOS icons and glyphs. It's crazy that we need workarounds for something so basic.Try this:
1) right click on the folder in Finder, select Get Info.
2) drag an appropriate icns file and drop in onto the icon at the upper left corner to give it a custom icon. You can find some at https://macosicons.com
3) drag the folder to the side bar in Finder
4) right click on the item in the side bar and select Add to dock
5) right click on the item in the dock, make sure Folder is selected rather than Stack.
6) you can now remove the item from the side bar if you don't want it there
This is also broken for folder aliases, I'm old school and have app and folder aliases on my Desktop as drop targets. They simply haven't gotten to it yet. With liquid glass the tint and icon could maybe be reflected in the corresponding window in interesting (optional!) ways, too. Maybe they get to explore it more in the coming years, unless they quietly tone down things to a more classic look.But when I placed this folder in the dock, the customization is not showing and it just looks like a blank, plain folder:
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honestly I dont know, I forgot this bug was happening because I was out of town for a few weeks and was on my macbook air(not on macos tahoe) that whole time. Now im back and it doesnt seem to be happening, so maybe a restart fixed it.Do you mean the app does not activate and move to the front when clicking on the window? Otherwise, holding down CMD lets you drag a window in the background without activating it.