No. I'm currently updating directly from 15.6.1 (currently in the "preparing" stage).Also not getting Tahoe. Do we need to be on 15.7 to get it?
No. I'm currently updating directly from 15.6.1 (currently in the "preparing" stage).Also not getting Tahoe. Do we need to be on 15.7 to get it?
same and I'm on a M4 MacBookAir 🤷I'm only getting squoia 15.7 too no tahoe
same here, no update of yet to macOS 26same and I'm on a M4 MacBookAir 🤷
I am in 15.7 and I can't see Tahoe.do you have to go to 15.7 to see Tahoe?
I haven't done a clean OS X/macOS install since 2006.Do you guys still do clean installs? I use to but not sure how relevant it is in the modern world… I think last year I urgaded and then erased it for fresh install
pretty sure they're just rolling it out in groups.same and I'm on a M4 MacBookAir 🤷
Same, with my M1 MacBook Air.I don't see MacOS 26 on my M2 MacBook Air. I only saw (and updated) to Sequoia 15.7
That's what I think. Hope it'll be available before dinnertime, so my M1 Air can upgrade as I eat with the family. I've already done a Time Machine backup last night as well, just in case something goes wrong.pretty sure they're just rolling it out in groups.
I usually do clean installs every few years. This is one of the years. I'll be upgrading, checking a few things and then erase/clean installing.Do you guys still do clean installs? I use to but not sure how relevant it is in the modern world… I think last year I urgaded and then erased it for fresh install
No, it's there for some of us. Just takes a while to proliferate through their CDN infrastructure.if its not showing up yet, then its not actually available yet idk why macrumors says it is when its not
with computers, i recommend clean installs, but not with mobile devicesDo you guys still do clean installs? I use to but not sure how relevant it is in the modern world… I think last year I urgaded and then erased it for fresh install