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TLDR: For users still running an earlier major macOS version like Mojave or High Sierra, the Software Update pane in System Preferences typically displays a pr
by stanislavb 6y ago
TLDR:
For users still running an earlier major macOS version like Mojave or High Sierra, the Software Update pane in System Preferences typically displays a prominent upgrade button for Catalina and a notification badge on the System Preferences icon in the Dock, but until now knowledgeable users have been able to hide those items by using the softwareupdate --ignore "macOS Catalina" command in the Terminal app.
After updating to macOS 10.15.5 or Security Update 2020-003, this command no longer works, with Terminal displaying the following message: "Ignoring software updates is deprecated. The ability to ignore individual updates will be removed in a future release of macOS."
- jasoneckert 6y agoI just don't show System Preferences in my dock on my Mojave system (so I don't see the red update icon). My other system is running Catalina, and to be honest, it's been endless problem after problem, and some of them I still have yet to find a solution for.
- thephyber 6y agoI don't know that I would post this message on social media. I can imagine a few ways in which admitting that would cause future liabilities for my company.