Running Linux on an Apple silicon Mac may now be straightforward, but it presents challenges for installation and management.
Category Archive: Macs
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 170. Here are my solutions to them. 1: Checked […]
Running a Mac as a server supports all the features of HFS+ and APFS, services such as Content Caching, and spares us from learning Linux. But does it work?
What should you do when Gatekeeper refuses to let you run a newly installed app? How human paradoxical behaviour makes us do the wrong things.
Here are this weekend’s riddles to entertain you through family time, shopping and recreation. 1: Checked by the […]
Checks on app signatures and notarization of notarized apps will be performed each time they’re run. How to deal with problems, and what not to do.
What is and isn’t expected to change in Ventura, and what impact that has on its potential for incompatibility. Upgrading from Monterey is unlikely to result in problems, provided you’re properly prepared.
In Monterey, the size of macOS updates has been steadily shrinking. Ventura brings RSRs, which should be small patches to fix security bugs without fuss. Here are the details.
Short explanations of all the information reported in SilentKnight, and its command line equivalent silnite.
The most controversial of all changes in Ventura is the move to System Settings. Although this does achieve important objective, there’s still a long and painful journey to get it right.
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