First, OneDrive from AppStore is stable in working without any issues with it.All this is giving me bad vibes for the future. I have to use Windows for work and OneDrive/Dropbox have been the obvious and essential choices. Now that they're looking a bit shaky is there an alternative? Is iCloud a viable choice?
First, OneDrive from AppStore is stable in working without any issues with it.
I’m using OneDrive for work and personal use.
But I’m also using iCloud Drive.
No issues what so ever.
The Apple native one I don’t know how it works as it’s not released at the AppStore yet
Get the build they uploaded yesterday - 1.5.00.11713 (osx-x64 + osx-arm64) - published on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 3:15 PM with 203 MB: https://statics.teams.cdn.office.net/production-osx/1.5.00.11713/Teams_osx.pkgI don't know if anyone has seen this yet but there's a website that publishes the latest arm64 version of Microsoft Teams for macOS which is available at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ItzLevvie/MicrosoftTeams-msinternal/master/defconfig
Why do you use edge?Get the build they uploaded yesterday - 1.5.00.11713 (osx-x64 + osx-arm64) - published on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 3:15 PM with 203 MB: https://statics.teams.cdn.office.net/production-osx/1.5.00.11713/Teams_osx.pkg
This one runs much much better! Has used between 968MB - 1060GB of memory and navigating the UI is much faster especially in the channels.
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Likely one of many reasons:Why do you use edge?
1.5.00.11804 (osx-x64 + osx-arm64) - published on Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 7:17 AM with 203 MB: https://statics.teams.cdn.office.net/production-osx/1.5.00.11804/Teams_osx.pkg |
My workplace is fully integrated within O365, I use it for Azure/Office Web Apps/Sharepoint/SNOW/PWA Apps. I can fully sync my bookmarks with the Citrix and Microsoft VDI ones, it's the only allowed browser in our enterprise.Why do you use edge?
Far superior than Safari .....actually.Why do you use edge?
Why? M1 don’t have GeForceGeforce NOW with native M1 support
New 2.0.40 version not available for all regions yet, but it is already rolling out.Your Odyssey Awaits: Stream ‘Lost Ark’ to Nearly Any Device This GFN Thursday
2.0.40 update delivers Apple M1 processor native support and more, plus RTX 3080 gift cards, ‘Guild Wars 2’ reward and 14 games this week.blogs.nvidia.com
The GFN client app for Mac is the front-end for the cloud-streaming GeForce NOW service.Why? M1 don’t have GeForce
Downloaded it, still Intel app, in Ireland....Geforce NOW with native M1 support
New 2.0.40 version not available for all regions yet, but it is already rolling out.Your Odyssey Awaits: Stream ‘Lost Ark’ to Nearly Any Device This GFN Thursday
2.0.40 update delivers Apple M1 processor native support and more, plus RTX 3080 gift cards, ‘Guild Wars 2’ reward and 14 games this week.blogs.nvidia.com
Same in Germany...Downloaded it, still Intel app, in Ireland....
Holy cow, it looks like Tidal finally released an Apple Silicon version of their music client. Direct download URL
Yeah but What's App is absolutely terrible that thing eats 1.3GB of RAM lol.Literally the only apps that I run all the time that need updating for native support now that teams has been are whatsapp desktop and onedrive (app store version), onedrive should be updated eventually since the standalone version already has been updated and whatsapp isn't too bad anyway, although an update would be great
Latest update seems to have fixed that for meYeah but What's App is absolutely terrible that thing eats 1.3GB of RAM lol.
All this is giving me bad vibes for the future. I have to use Windows for work and OneDrive/Dropbox have been the obvious and essential choices. Now that they're looking a bit shaky is there an alternative? Is iCloud a viable choice?
MathWorks has a public beta of a M1 native Matlab version.
Not seeing this update yet, but that's a shame since the office roadmap shows apple silicon support as being fully rolled out and available to everyone, clearly that isn't trueOnedrive just updated from the App Store but it's still Intel.