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Please tell me it is more stable than Catalina. I have to reboot my machine every day or two just to keep it going.
by Zelphyr 6y ago
Please tell me it is more stable than Catalina. I have to reboot my machine every day or two just to keep it going.
- devilduck 6y agothat's pretty weird. I have catalina on my work machine and i haven't rebooted for weeks except for the most recent patch update
- skunkworker 6y ago10.15.7 has been very stable for me, on my work laptop I reboot maybe once a week or so and a lot of the weird thunderbolt issues have been resolved (I think 10.15.5 or 10.15.6 IIRC).
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- save_ferris 6y agoIf you're running an external display alongside your primary display, that could be causing a graphics memory issue. I had to tweak some display settings and it went away. Most system crash messages are pretty-well documented online.
- alwillis 6y agoPlease tell me it is more stable than Catalina. Yes; absolutely. The first couple of Catalina releases were a hot mess—my Apple USB keyboard refused to work reliably; I could only use the Bluetooth keyboard that came with the iMac. By the time we got to 10.15.7, it was rock-solid. I've been running the release version for a couple of days now and it's been rock-solid as well.
- EnderMB 6y agoWell, I've effectively bricked my brand-new MBP after installing it, so not really... Obviously, I'm one person out of many, but a quick Google search indicates that I'm probably not the only one that felt stupid updating today.