Just give it time. I just updated my 2016 TB MBP and it took about abut eight minutes to download the installer, then another 50 to complete the install. It sat at the calculating screen for quite a while.The status of instalation of high sierra has been : Calculating time remaining for almost 30 minutes now. This is on a 2017 MBP. Is it normal or should I do something ?
HFS is over? Dead in new High Sierra?
Just some observations after converting SSD to APFS. Downloading a torrent seem much faster than before. Duplicating a file seem to not take up any extra space, not even after altering one of the files.
was dead long ago: has been HFS+ for years
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Just noticed something really cool on the GM. Option-clicking the green window button will Zoom the window, while Option-clicking a second time (twice in a row) will Maximize the window.
I'm noticing that also. I have abut a 8GB Photos library that launches much faster than it did on Sierra.Really surprised on how fast all the apps launch. This alone was worth the upgrade!
How do I disable the play/pause button for use in Safari? It messes with my Spotify.
Weird. Not seeing it on my end (HS release version, not holding option down)It surprised me to see that Library is now a persistent menu item in the Finder Go menu. I was not holding down Option to take this shot.
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Still a generic icon for it, but hopefully that will change now that it's no longer hidden most of the time.
Still nothing?Go to Finder settings and check the Show Library Folder option and it will make the Library option appear in the Go menu.
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That option isn't checked here. But I did enable showing hidden files & folders on my Mac, so that could be the reason it shows up for me.Go to Finder settings and check the Show Library Folder option and it will make the Library option appear in the Go menu.
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Still nothing?
That option isn't checked here. But I did enable showing hidden files & folders on my Mac, so that could be the reason it shows up for me.
I did. That's what my screenshot showed – it's in the Command+J settings window, but the option is not there.Open Finder then hit command-j to get to the settings window in my screenshot and check it there.
On High Sierra? Look at our screenshots... they are not the same. Open Finder then hit command-j.I did. That's what my screenshot showed – it's in the Command+J settings window, but the option is not there.