only issue I had is Fullscreen not working prperly from time to time not opening the Video but only a black window in fullscreen you cant close (had to quit safari). but beside no major issue either.It runs great. I haven't experienced any real issues just some minor glitches/GUI bugs. It seems quicker than before.
Improved performance on mechanical drives is something MacOS badly needs, as there are still plenty of Macs out there without SSDs. Sadly, it seems Apple has refused to offer Mojave to the older Mac models most in need of it (2010 and 2011 Macs).
I had to uninstall it.
I tried it on my Macbook pro that I use as a plex server, and none of my backup hard drives worked (USBA connected via USBC dongle).
Defintely excited for it though.
Didnt see Mac Mini Late 2012 on there, any improvement there?Mac OS Mojave is going to be a huge benefit to individuals with older Macs and will see a huge upgrade in speed on older Macs. I did a Geekbench benchmark to see what that improvement was. It's about a 15% increase in overall speed.
Mac OS Mojave is going to be a huge benefit to individuals with older Macs and will see a huge upgrade in speed on older Macs. I did a Geekbench benchmark to see what that improvement was. It's about a 15% increase in overall speed.
i turned it offYep. Just like on the iPad. you can also drag items out of there like other apps in the dock.
It may be unrelated to your use case but I have the feeling that time machine is more stable with network storage. In High Sierra I had to associate my samba drive more than once, since time machine informed me of an identity change.How is it with Time Machine? I boot from an external ssd, with Time Machine on a hdd. I use my internal hdd for Boot Camp and Sierra. When I moved upto High Sierra my ssd remained HFS+ and I never bothered converting to AFPS. Kinda wondering how installation will go and what issues I may face...
Curious about performance. It wasn't really mentioned during the keynote. Wondering how its feeling to those who install.
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Feels very smooth to me, even after just downloading - probably more so than HS, though I wasn’t expecting any performance improvements? Either way been very pleased with both iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave so far this year, think Apple have got it spot on for this cycle
Also curious ... whether someone was not afraid to convert his/her Fusion drive to APFS at install ...
Oddly I felt like the implementation wasn't very aesthetically pleasing...
there is a terminal command i think for this but don't know where i found itHating not being able to use the Dark menubar and dock with the light theme!