*** The Official macOS Tahoe (26) Thread ***

Scott C

Scott C

Scott C

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I thought I'd upgrade to Beta 9 yesterday because...well, why not...

For something which seems to have had all sharp edges removed why does it make my eyes bleed so

I'm feeling a little less offended about it this morning after I rage quit last night but I'm really not sure about this and I don't even think it's just because it's "change" as I actually quite liked Big Sur...maybe it'll grow on me.

The main feature I wanted to try out was the 'native' containerisation...is anyone else running it yet?
 
Oh and Launchpad has gone...I didn't realise how much I actually liked it until they took it away
 
Scott C said:
The main feature I wanted to try out was the 'native' containerisation...is anyone else running it yet?
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I'm waiting for the official release of macOS 26 but this is one of the main features I am looking forward too. I'll have a read about it and see what it offers nearer the time.
 
Cromulent said:
I'm waiting for the official release of macOS 26 but this is one of the main features I am looking forward too. I'll have a read about it and see what it offers nearer the time.
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Well I was in a position where I was thinking of just 'freshening' things up (which I appreciate you don't really have to do with macOS like you do with Windows) and as it's due out in the next couple of weeks I thought I'd give it a go...at the moment I'm regretting that decision
 
@Scott C Why unofficial? It can be official if you like? It does look nicely official with the stars and everything ;)
 
Well the RC has just dropped and I've updated to it...still not entirely convinced by this Liquid Glass on macOS...but it's been stable for me at least
 
Scott C said:
What's your thoughts on the Liquid Glass look?
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Er, not that much has changed to be honest. It moved my notification center widgets to the desktop and put them in clear mode, and a couple of the native apps have a bit of spit and polish to bring them inline with the new aesthetic, but I don't feel that much has changed to be honest, at least not in what I'll be using day to day.
 
Just installed it, I've lost a gesture that I used a lot.

I've always had macOS set so that to move a window around, I can either three finger drag, or click with one finger and drag, or, tap and hold with one finger and drag, so effectively three methods. The one I use the most is the latter... Effectively tap a finger onto the trackpad, but not lift it, and it then allows me to move the window.

That last one has stopped working. I've tried enabling it via terminal like I used to, but it's gone. Boo.
 
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