System upgrades can be exciting, but they can also be frustrating. They can offer you many new goodies, yet they can also take away a feature that was much beloved or change something just enough so that it no longer works. This leads to a question of whether you should upgrade as soon as it’s available or whether you should wait until all the kinks are worked out. Do you upgrade your system software right away? Our Opinion Alex plays it smart and has a machine set aside for immediate updates, yet he typically waits… Read more
System upgrades can be exciting, but they can also be frustrating. They can offer you many new goodies, yet they can also take away a feature that was much beloved or change something just enough so that it no longer works. This leads to a question of whether you should upgrade as soon as it’s available or whether you should wait until all the kinks are worked out. Do you upgrade your system software right away? Our Opinion Alex plays it smart and has a machine set aside for immediate updates, yet he typically waits… Read more
Most of us are used to updating our Mac’s software (macOS) using the Mac App Store – the traditional way of doing it. However, there is another method also available to update macOS: using Terminal. Using this method to update your Mac can save time and be easier for many, especially since the Mac App Store is known to lag on older devices. Many users have also reported updates download and install faster when installed using Terminal, so that’s another obvious advantage. If you’re using multiple Macs connected to a server, you can simply run a script or remotely install an update without going through… Read more
