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Lots of fixes for 15.1 - https://support.apple.com/en-gb/121238 https://support.apple.com/en-us/121564
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About the security content of macOS Sequoia 15.1 - Apple Support
This document describes the security content of macOS Sequoia 15.1.
I think this is the correct link
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I wonder how Apple Intelligence will be integrated into macOS. It says it's supported by my Studio and my MBA
/edit - Oh. It's not.
Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence is personal intelligence for the things you do every day. Built into iPhone, iPad and Mac with groundbreaking privacy.
www.apple.com
/edit - Oh. It's not.
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Change system language to English US and you can try it out now.I wonder how Apple Intelligence will be integrated into macOS. It says it's supported by my Studio and my MBA
Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence is personal intelligence for the things you do every day. Built into iPhone, iPad and Mac with groundbreaking privacy.www.apple.com
Nah, I'll wait until we get it properly. I'm not doing foreign!
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It's only a few spellings to be fair, measurements, time etc are still correct due to the region setting.
Not going there. That would be worse than staying on BST.
Also doesn't switching to US mean that you fall under US privacy rules rather than UK privacy rules?
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You’re only changing the system language, not region.
Ah, I see. Thank you
.Unless you were on RC2 in which case it looks like it is the same build number (24B83)
I just upgraded, purely for the window snapping features. Waited till 15.1 in case of any teething issues.
On the previous OS I was using a keyboard shortcut to tile windows to the left and right of the screen (the alt+hover over green button actions). Now they seem to have broken it. If you tile the window to the left or the right of the screen it is not right up against the edge. So if you move your mouse cursor to the extreme left or right of the screen and use a scroll gesture or wheel, you are not on the application window, you are on the desktop by a couple of pixels, so your scroll has no effect.
It's the same if you use any of the window snapping, the resulting snapped window is not lined up with the left/right/top edge of the screen. I think it's not even a bug, probably a design choice!
Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone use the betas and can check if the same happens in 15.2?
rp2000
On the previous OS I was using a keyboard shortcut to tile windows to the left and right of the screen (the alt+hover over green button actions). Now they seem to have broken it. If you tile the window to the left or the right of the screen it is not right up against the edge. So if you move your mouse cursor to the extreme left or right of the screen and use a scroll gesture or wheel, you are not on the application window, you are on the desktop by a couple of pixels, so your scroll has no effect.
It's the same if you use any of the window snapping, the resulting snapped window is not lined up with the left/right/top edge of the screen. I think it's not even a bug, probably a design choice!
Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone use the betas and can check if the same happens in 15.2?
rp2000
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Thanks! i did search the settings but missed that option!Turn off tiled windows have margins.
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