Going from 11.0 to 11.6 required over 50 GB of updates for an M1 Mac. Has Monterey tamed the beast, and reduced them? And which Macs will be supported by macOS 13?
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For the great majority of Mac users, M1 series Macs are a big step forward. But some users want the impossible. What can’t M1 Macs do?
We can expect Universal Control in macOS 12.3, but when will Apple get round to fixing the severe memory leak in the Finder’s Find feature?
If you use any of these, Apple’s next update to Monterey 12.3 will bring changes. Start preparing now.
We used to repair permissions of the system until SIP. After a short break, we often repaired them again, this time on preference files. Why did Apple cancel that? Should we still try it for fixing problems?
macOS Monterey 12.2 is of modest size, relative to updates in recent years, at 2-2.8 GB, depending on […]
Apple has just pushed an update to the data files used by XProtect, bringing its version number to […]
Apple has just released updates to Monterey and Big Sur, bringing them to 12.2 and 11.6.3 respectively, and […]
Although it’s attractive that Apple should make its macOS support commitment explicit, it has reasons to avoid doing so. Would it really bring users any benefit?
Apple has just pushed an update to its malware removal tool MRT, bringing it to version 1.86, dated […]
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