Working on shared documents in iCloud Drive is attractive, and support by Pages, Number, and Keynote. But there is flaw with versions. Can it be worked around?
High Sierra
Detailed comparison of how Time Machine backs up HFS+ and APFS volumes, including its use of local snapshots, with diagrams.
It’s actually even easier to browse the unified log and discover what is going wrong with a reproducible problem. Here’s how.
Document versions can be a lifesaver when you need to reverse some changes or recover missing text. So why don’t they work on documents shared in iCloud?
You can now share old versions of documents in iCloud Drive. But don’t expect it to work properly, and stand by for profound confusion.
Apple has at last, after more than six months, pushed an update to the configuration data for its […]
Survey of changes which have occurred since the first version of the unified log in macOS Sierra, with particular emphasis on Mojave.
Apple has just pushed an update to the data used by Gatekeeper, bringing its version number to 155, […]
With luck, High Sierra will turn out to be Apple’s nadir, and the vast majority of us preparing to upgrade to Mojave won’t look back.
Don’t rush to upgrade if you rely on Extensions, which might be disabled. There’s also a vulnerability in running old versions of plugins like Flash.
The Eclectic Light Company 