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I'm still on Sequoia (which took me ages to jump to from Ventura). :) For anyone jumping versions: remember that Apple messed with the login keychain not being
by ValentineC 12d ago
I'm still on Sequoia (which took me ages to jump to from Ventura). :)
For anyone jumping versions: remember that Apple messed with the login keychain not being able to be backed up in the most recent Tahoe release [1], which means that issue will be around in Golden Gate.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49651046 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49651046
- clumsysmurf 12d agoI was on Sequoia as well, and just updated ... first thing I noticed is LaunchPad is gone. The Tahoe Dock "App View" / Spotlight just lists my 30 installed apps intermingled with Apple System Apps, which I hardly ever use. Hard coded categories, no way to re-order as far as I can tell. Seems like the closest thing to LaunchPad is dragging ~/Applications to the Dock. The other thing I have noticed is scrolling in Firefox is more choppy, and animations are more Janky than Sequoia on this old MacBook Air M1.
- alex0015 11d agoMe too. I was just thinking recently about updating from Sequoia, now I've got to take a while and reconsider everything.
- lysace 11d agoI'm staying on Sequoia for at least one more year. iOS 27 is pretty good though.