macOS Tahoe Now Available With Liquid Glass Design, Phone App, Spotlight Actions and More

[paulvee]

I don't have as many problems with the new OS as most, but I am experiencing one serious usability issue and that is: mounted disks are much more prone to dismount and disappear. I don't know if it's in how the computer is talking to the disks or the hubs, but it's not a good thing. I am hoping for an update soon and will convey this to Apple.

I remember, perhaps in the first edition of "Insanely Great," how Steve Jobs really got into round rects as a design form. I think these rounded corners go beyond a round rect, but they don't bother me as much as some. I can get used to most aesthetic changes, but hardware usability is another thing altogether. If you remember what System 6 looked like, back in the 90s, compared to this now - with all the changes in between, it just happens. Engineers and designers needing to justify their existence. I remember hating the first version of OSX. I still hate that version, but they improved it a lot along the way.

It's important to give feedback to Apple, rather than just post it here.

 

[paulvee]

Here is where to send feedback, by the way:

Feedback - macOS

Apple wants to hear from you. Send us your comments and feedback about macOS.

www.apple.com

 

[edubfromktown]

wouldn't touch display contrast, it'll **** up any media rendition too (it literally increases the whole screen's contrast, not just UI).

One small kick of the slider to the right got my cheapy AOC 4k 27"display (attached to M1 Max Studio) darn close in overall color accuracy to an adjacent 22MD4KA-B UltraFine 4K 21.5" display that I use with my Pro M3 MPB.

 

[Devnul0]

Pull it down then push it back up and it will go to the top.

I can't get this to work. It still leaves a thin gap between the top of the window and the menu bar. I can get the window to the left edge of the screen by pushing it off and carefully dragging it back on, but I can't seem to get rid of the gap against the menu bar.

For that matter, the stupid rounded corners of the windows leave background bleeding through and make things harder to see, too.

 

[kolizion]

Day 2 of trying to get into Tahoe. I should have never upgraded to 15.7.

I assume that's what's is broken even tho I figured you needed to update to update.

I was wrong.

 

[Sammy in SoCal]

Day 2 of trying to get into Tahoe. I should have never upgraded to 15.7.

I assume that's what's is broken even tho I figured you needed to update to update.

I was wrong.

I’m not fully understanding. Are you saying since you upgraded to 15.7 that the option of macOS 26 isn’t making itself available?

 

[Minuteman3]

"Upgrade" from RC1 to the Final release went well.

Although I'm not really taking any credit for it: two of the bugs I reported that were present in the RC were corrected in the final version!! (1) When coming out of the screensaver, I had the dock disappear automatically. Had to click on the upper right corner in order to keep the dock on - FIXED (so far), and (2) when I manually put my iMac to sleep I noted when I woke it up the screensaver would be running. Now it's not (so far!).

Cheers!!

Ken