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Seen this too. Using the "Install MacOS Sequoia Beta" app from the Applications folder has however worked every time here both from a OCLP-patched Sonoma partition and on top of a previous beta on an as yet unpatched Sequoia partition. FWIW.
Thanks for the tipp. I tried that, however this machine ends up in a bootloop including POST. PRAM reset done. Same issue external as well as internally.
What OCLP are you using? I saw what you report with the regular main branch 1.6 nightly.
I've never had an issue with Right-click working out of the box on a fresh install. I use a Logitech Triathlon mouse, and everything just works by default. OCLP, or directly supported.
My rMBP is the same, but usually only after a clean install. OTA updates don't change the mouse settings for me.
Yeah, that's correct in my experience. Although tbf most of my experience with 3rd party mice on MacOS has been on Powermacs.
Yes, the same here with the trackpad. The strange thing is the Magic Mouse behaviour, where right-click isn’t enabled by default on a clean install (a too conservative approach by Apple, probably coming from the times when control-clicking was considered “the Mac way”: which is clearly nonsense): seems to be a known problem, as there are many articles on the web on how to enable right-click in the System Settings in macOS.
It's actually not strange though, Apple mice as a whole have always had one button, where control click was used for right click. So they are probably keeping in line with traditional apple mice for it's defaults.
I like the classic icons, but remember you can change the icon to whatever you want. As far as mice there are much better mice than the magic mouse that allow you to charge while using.
