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I’ve been on the release candidates and the OS is very stable and I haven’t found any major breakages or random crashes . Also, homebrew has been working great

• nelsonfigueroa 3y ago
  Good to know! I was debating whether or not I should wait for a *.1 update.
  • ThePowerOfFuet 3y ago
    This is NEVER a bad idea.
    • chatmasta 3y ago
      It's a bad idea for release schedules that don't backport security patches to earlier major versions, but luckily that doesn't apply to Apple.
• kstrauser 3y ago
  Same for me, mostly. I had bumped into problems with apps I use: * Little Snitch needs a nightly build (status: fixed) * SoundSource doesn't work (status: fixed) * SpamSieve v2 doesn't work because Mail.app removed plugin support in favor of extensions. (status: SpamSieve v3 is out now and works) * Marked 2 broke on docs shorter than 999 visible bytes (status: still broken. Workaround: BBEdit text filter to add a bunch of lorem ipsum) * Bartender 4 doesn't work. (status: Bartender 5 is out and works) The OS itself and 1st-party apps have been mostly fine from the first beta.
  • bombcar 3y ago
    Bartender 5 is paid upgrade and only for Sonoma+ - but if you bought 4 in the last year+ it's a free upgrade. Time to put all these damn shoves and pitchforks back ...
    • kstrauser 3y ago
      True. That’s a fair policy, even if I wasn’t able to use the discount.
  • prmoustache 3y ago
    "doesn't work (status: fixed)" What the hell does that mean? If it is fixed, doesn't it means it works?
    • amazingman 3y ago
      The language of the parent is in the past tense, i.e. they ran into these issues along the way during the release candidate phase.
• shepherdjerred 3y ago
  There were a lot of problems early on, but it quickly became stable for me