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macOS Sequoia 15.0 - Bug fixes, changes, and more
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I try to add it
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The results: It was not added. And no error message displayed.
Very strange. 🤔 Maybe 15.1 will help. It's already on Beta 5 now.
I've had the same problem with my bluetooth mouse.... there could be interference somewhere in the chain....
My Magic Keyboard was having crazy lag. Forgetting the device and re-adding it fixed it. Mouse is using the Logitech RF dongle.
Nothing here.
What type of mouse do you use and how is it connected? I am only using cable mice and two with USB dongles, one is from Roccat. I didn't try BT for a longer while but the Roccat mouse has it too and when I tested it I didn't notice anything.
The magic keyboard is always connected by cable and BT is off. I only need it for TouchID. Typing on another one with cable too.
@gwang73
Now both of my keyboard had this and I remember it happened before a few times. Plugging in and out didn't help. It was the mouse dongle causing this. I put in a cable mouse again and everything is fine. (15.1 Beta 5)
Also got this message from an app, but it disappeared always so fast that I couldn't make a screen shot. Here I just got it while the Text already began to disappear what always happens before the window it's completely wrong. It's not a normal notification, appeared in the bottom right corner.
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Gaming mice appear also in this app. Or just mice with more than two buttons and a scroll wheel.
Now both of my keyboard had this and I remember it happened before a few times. Plugging in and out didn't help. It was the mouse dongle causing this. I put in a cable mouse again and everything is fine. (15.1 Beta 5)
Also got this message from an app, but it disappeared always so fast that I couldn't make a screen shot. Here I just got it while the Text already began to disappear what always happens before the window it's completely wrong. It's not a normal notification, appeared in the bottom right corner.
Came from this app:
Gaming mice appear also in this app. Or just mice with more than two buttons and a scroll wheel.
Hello everyone,
I have an admittedly somewhat paranoid question about upgrading to sequoia. On my MacMini, I found the upgrade as usual using the software update function. Download size about 6.63 GB, the upgrade ran as usual with a few restarts.
On my Macbook Air 2020 / M1, the download size was 14.48 GB (!) at the same location and, in contrast to the MacMini, a proper installation program started.
Is all of this correct?
Why this huge download size and the unusual way of upgrading via the installation program?
Many thanks in advance for your support.
Hinne
I have an admittedly somewhat paranoid question about upgrading to sequoia. On my MacMini, I found the upgrade as usual using the software update function. Download size about 6.63 GB, the upgrade ran as usual with a few restarts.
On my Macbook Air 2020 / M1, the download size was 14.48 GB (!) at the same location and, in contrast to the MacMini, a proper installation program started.
Is all of this correct?
Why this huge download size and the unusual way of upgrading via the installation program?
Many thanks in advance for your support.
Hinne
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The "Sign in with Apple" feature in System Settings has a grammatical error. "Apple Account" is written as "AppleAccount".
I understand this, what I was saying was that I did not accept the blanket statement made by the other user that "Please know, Memory Management has always been an issue on any OS (not just Apple's)".
This issue needs more coverage. Wild to me that they have added a bunch of arbitrary limitations on external display refresh rate/scaling combos. Never had an issue hitting 144hz at 4k scaled. But now different scale settings have totally different max refresh rates.
I can see that my display is in HBR3 mode, so what gives Apple!? Hoping this is just a limitation on 15.1.
Found in the notes for CCC 7.04-b1 against some recent changes to MacOS 15 Sequoia that affect location service usage with applications.
Added yet another workaround for Apple's restriction on access to the current WiFi network name in macOS Sequoia. These restrictions are affecting our ability to limit task execution to when the Mac is connected to a specific WiFi network. Thanks to the assembly of WiFi network name+location databases (e.g. collected by companies that provide street-view imagery), WiFi network names can be used for location fingerprinting. As such, Apple deems this to be "private" data. Access to this information is only granted to an application that specifically requests access to location information. That's way more information than we want or need for this particular feature within CCC. Making the matter yet worse, that location service isn't even available to background "daemon" applications, like CCC's helper tool. While this update includes a workaround that will temporarily allow us to continue pulling the current WiFi SSID from the system, we anticipate that Apple will eventually "fix" these gaps as well, and the feature will have to be disabled.
Added yet another workaround for Apple's restriction on access to the current WiFi network name in macOS Sequoia. These restrictions are affecting our ability to limit task execution to when the Mac is connected to a specific WiFi network. Thanks to the assembly of WiFi network name+location databases (e.g. collected by companies that provide street-view imagery), WiFi network names can be used for location fingerprinting. As such, Apple deems this to be "private" data. Access to this information is only granted to an application that specifically requests access to location information. That's way more information than we want or need for this particular feature within CCC. Making the matter yet worse, that location service isn't even available to background "daemon" applications, like CCC's helper tool. While this update includes a workaround that will temporarily allow us to continue pulling the current WiFi SSID from the system, we anticipate that Apple will eventually "fix" these gaps as well, and the feature will have to be disabled.
Alright y'all. That time of year again. Is MacOS 15 safe to install?
ie. Any general bugs, crashes, MacBook Pro issues, RAM issues, CPU issues, GPU issues, insane heat, fans not working, temps reaching 50c with just 4 Safari tabs, App issues, SSD issues...etc
ie. Any general bugs, crashes, MacBook Pro issues, RAM issues, CPU issues, GPU issues, insane heat, fans not working, temps reaching 50c with just 4 Safari tabs, App issues, SSD issues...etc
TBH, other than the "normal" 'reboot 3-5 times for everything to work initially' issues on an update like this, I've been alright. I've got an M1 MBP and use it for work and recording music and a few apps needed some updates initially, but so far now everything is OK. YMMV
I hope this is a bug. I have my 16" M3 Max connected to two monitors. 1440p and 4K.
1440 monitor at 75hz and the 4K monitor at 1440p/144hz.
Mind you, my MacBook Pro is connected to the Satechi dual dock stand [HDMI & DP].
I'll be keeping an eye on this going forward.