If you’ve updated to macOS 10.14.4, you’ve already installed supporting software to use your Mac in a classroom. Was this an error in the update? What does it do?
Mojave
Release notes, three major bugs fixed (and plenty more too I suspect) – that’s got to be good. But there’s also the matter of broken command tools on previous versions.
Have you updated to 10.14.4? Checked your login keychain? You may see a new security certificate there. What’s it for?
Look in the Dictionary app, and entries are fine in Dark Mode. But access the same content via Spotlight, and they become unreadable. Why?
Several serious bugs have been fixed in this update. Here’s a list of those which still remain. Please add more as you come across them.
The macOS Mojave 10.14.4 update is another hefty one, amounting to 2.5-2.8 GB of download, which installs over […]
Apple has pushed an update to the data used by Gatekeeper, bringing its version number to 164, dated […]
Apple has just, over four hours later than usual, released the update to macOS Mojave 10.14.4. With it, […]
Repairing LaunchServices database, rebuilding it from scratch, and controlling individual app entries – all using this undocumented command.
32-bit apps and codecs die with macOS 10.15 later this year. Many video, audio and still image formats will become unusable as a result. Here’s what to do.
