macOS 11.4 has finally fixed all the problems with installing current and older macOS on external disks, and booting an M1 Mac from them.
His working methods were traditional, in making copious drawings and oil sketches in front of the motif, then composing those into large finished oil paintings.
What are a new kernel extension and a private framework doing in macOS 11.4? Here are some details, and suggestions for further research.
Sancho returns to deliver a letter to Lady Dulcinea and get 3 donkeys, but bumps into the village priest and barber. Together they launch a mission to rescue Don Quixote from his madness in the mountains.
Cloning has been a popular way of creating external bootable disks. Now that CCC 6 can make full clones of disks for M1 Macs, is it a solution?
I regret that I have just had to tighten restrictions on making comments across this blog. Because one […]
The Big Sur update to 11.4 is significantly smaller than that to 11.3, and its lists of changes […]
Apple has just released the update to bring Big Sur to version 11.4. This appears more modest in […]
A timeline of milestone paintings, first surviving examples of the achievements of the Italian Renaissance, from 1320-1596.
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s special centenary edition of Mac Riddles. Here are my solutions to them. […]
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