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Strawman. An almost full 256 GB SSD MBP would obviously need the next one up, but it's moot if it's soldered on unless you're a Louis Rossmann fan with the micr

Strawman. An almost full 256 GB SSD MBP would obviously need the next one up, but it's moot if it's soldered on unless you're a Louis Rossmann fan with the microsoldering and microscope play-at-home pack.

lallysingh 6y ago
No my point is 1.5 GB is too small a transient (you delete the download when done) requirement to make someone have to bump up disk sizes.
- rowawey 6y ago
  You didn't communicate that. There is no "download" to delete on iOS (and derivatives) and it's managed by the system on macOS. It's not a small delta when it should be tiny (100 MiB), that eats up data plan and storage.
  - snazz 6y ago
    You can delete a downloaded (but not installed) update on iOS.
    - rowawey 6y ago
      That's not my point. It's not a user-accessible file, but still steals space from the user.