Hi!
I reinstalled macOS 10.14.2 last week because I have been having some issues and though it was time to start clean.
Now I have two new and exciting bugs to enjoy.
The first one is that macOS sometimes after boot shows notification badges on the top left of the display. This is usually fixed by a reboot, but may come back any time after a new boot.
The other one is a bug I had with High Sierra that drove me nuts, but that was finally fixed with 10.14, or so I though because now it's back. It won't remember my chosen wallpaper for my second display. Every time I boot the computer I have to manually select my preferred wallpaper again (which is the apple wallpapers changing automatically every 5 minutes to prevent any "burn-in" effects since that display usually is showing nothing).
Anyone else having these issues? Between this and my iPhone constantly asking for my iTunes password when I launch 3rd party apps (including my password manager, so I can't copy and paste my Apple ID password) it's starting to feel a bit like my days with Windows 15 years ago. I hope apple get their **** together soon.
I reinstalled macOS 10.14.2 last week because I have been having some issues and though it was time to start clean.
Now I have two new and exciting bugs to enjoy.
The first one is that macOS sometimes after boot shows notification badges on the top left of the display. This is usually fixed by a reboot, but may come back any time after a new boot.
The other one is a bug I had with High Sierra that drove me nuts, but that was finally fixed with 10.14, or so I though because now it's back. It won't remember my chosen wallpaper for my second display. Every time I boot the computer I have to manually select my preferred wallpaper again (which is the apple wallpapers changing automatically every 5 minutes to prevent any "burn-in" effects since that display usually is showing nothing).
Anyone else having these issues? Between this and my iPhone constantly asking for my iTunes password when I launch 3rd party apps (including my password manager, so I can't copy and paste my Apple ID password) it's starting to feel a bit like my days with Windows 15 years ago. I hope apple get their **** together soon.