I just have a question that I want to ask you guys. This isn't a "should I upgrade" thread...there are a million of those.
Simply put, when you upgrade from one OSX to another it says something like "must have 6 gb of free HDD space."
Is that 6 gb used by the install file and regained once the new OSX is installed and the file is deleted? Or does that mean that the new OSX is actually 6 gb larger than the previous OSX.
Specifically, I am talking about moving from Mavericks to El Capitan. I have an install file for El Captian and I noticed it is about the same size as the amount of space recommended. I also know that once the software is installed you don't need to keep the install file.
Thanks
Simply put, when you upgrade from one OSX to another it says something like "must have 6 gb of free HDD space."
Is that 6 gb used by the install file and regained once the new OSX is installed and the file is deleted? Or does that mean that the new OSX is actually 6 gb larger than the previous OSX.
Specifically, I am talking about moving from Mavericks to El Capitan. I have an install file for El Captian and I noticed it is about the same size as the amount of space recommended. I also know that once the software is installed you don't need to keep the install file.
Thanks