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parajba

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I am on Sonoma (MacBook Air M3, 16GB, 512GB). It works very well.

Shall I:
1. Stay where I am
2. Upgrade to Sequoia
3. Update to Tahoe.

Is Sequoia fast (as fast as Sonoma)? Does it work as well as Sonoma? I really like my current OS, but if Sequoia is a genuine improvement, happy to upgrade.

I think 3. is a no no until x.5 or x.6

Thanks!
 
I mean if you're fine with it then stay on it. I try to stay on the oldest supported version with security updates. Then move onto the next most 'mature' release that's still supported. No reason to make yourself deal with the constant updates and bugs unless you buy a new computer of course.
 
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I updated to Sequoia just before Tahoe was released, and am happy with it.
I generally run a year behind the latest OS.
Just make sure all your software is supported.
 
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