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To point 1- some native Mac apps are not Big Sur compatible yet. It could be 2 separate issues. I held off from upgrading to Big Sur on my audio/daw iMac Pro fo
by S_A_P 6y ago
To point 1- some native Mac apps are not Big Sur compatible yet. It could be 2 separate issues. I held off from upgrading to Big Sur on my audio/daw iMac Pro for this reason.
2- claim seems slightly dubious as it depends on the app. Some translated software is more cpu intensive than others. So maybe? Just like the native stuff will be.
- ianai 6y agoI’ve used some non optimized stuff and it didn’t seem to hit the battery. I’d be curious if people are tracking this somewhere.
- qppo 6y agoIf you're doing audio production you should never upgrade MacOS immediately. I get almost as many emails from developers telling me not to as I get notifications from Apple telling me to upgrade. This has been true for at least the last 15 years, MacOS upgrades always screw something up. Usually iLok
- S_A_P 6y agoabsolutely- and I never do. Was mostly stating that there are legitimate reasons to not upgrade and that some software doesnt work with the latest OS that isnt necessarily related to M1.