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I can't stop following this thread. It should be renamed "tja's Roller Coaster Ride". You certainly avoid the middle, don't you?
I'm just using Onyx to enable it...
Been a Mac guy my whole life, my mom had the first Classic being a graphic designer, and have too many Macs / iPads / Apple products than I care even admit. But I actually went the opposite way this year a got a Dell XPS, since I primarily use Cubase and Bitwig - both run noticeable better on Windows. Also Bitwig is designed for touch screen, and it’s super responsive and cancels then need for any midi control surface for parameter control. I’m sure Apple will add the touch screen soon, but it’s honestly hard to imagine not having it now.
I’m sure those new M1 Macs are insane, would love to try one. I guess so much of it all depends on what apps you use and if they are optimized for MacOS or windows. I still can’t believe I almost prefer windows now for the DAW environment, been forever thinking Mac was the only way. If Cubase can crush it on the new Mac I’ll probably be back. Have fun with that new Air!
For most usecases using sudo before the terminal command(s) gives sufficient rights.
In earlier macOS versions it was easy to totally screw up the system with a simple sudo rm -rf / as it even deleted stuff on mounted networks shares without questioning and was often used to 'prank' terminal newbies
Well I'm sorry, but that is exactly what rm -rf / is supposed to do. Any system where it does otherwise is fundamentally broken.
The amount of "softening" and crutches being added to essentially all software systems nowadays is starting to get a bit disruptive.
You'll get this often when installing apps not downloaded through the App Store. The solution is to go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy. You should be able to override the block there. Rather than try to explain it, look under "How to open an app that hasn’t been notarized or is from an unidentified developer" here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202491.
If you get a message saying something like "This app is incompatible with this version of MacOS," that's a different story. That one has to do with where the app is stored in the file system. Sometimes that can be worked around in unsupported ways that may or may not work. Not recommended.
Hold control and right click on the app launcher, then it will give you the option to open it and will remember for that app going forward. Sometimes if you install an update to the app it will ask you again, so just do it again.
I use a Mac at home and Windows at work.
I get frustrated with my operating system from time to time both at work and at home.
No m1 or Big Sur here, so I have no advice for that, sorry.
Yawn. I care not whether Apple sends this info. Anyone with so much time on their hands that they manage to sniff traffic between my network and apple and all they find out is ... which apps I've opened? Wow. I kinda hope they get a life.
That's all this is: an unencrypted hash that if intercepted, which is not trivial to accomplish, would tell someone which apps you open. 🥱
And this one is just highlighting pure dumbness on the part of anyone who is concerned about privacy. Of course they log what you type in order to do a spotlight suggestion. How would they provide them if not?? Anyone who is in the least paranoid about security concerning search history should know well enough to do this. If not then they have a lot to learn.
Siri is the same concept.
My monitor will not work from HDMI to DVI. The computer sees it, knows what it is, and has the correct resolution set. My monitor says something about the clock frequency is not compatible or something like that. Using a USB C hub and going out of HDMI there works fine.
This monitor works fine with other computers, including my 2012 mini. Connecting my TV to the new mini works fine.
I keep meaning to call Apple so they can collect logs to let their engineers know, but I haven’t gotten around to it. I don’t know if it’s something that can be fixed with firmware or not.
Oh dear, I’m now in a discussions.apple.com page. I’m not the only one with a Mini that HDMI to DVI is not working for.
Probably a longshot, but I've had an issue something like this with my 2019 Intel mini: when I connect it to the monitor in my (currently off-limits) office via HDMI to DVI, it won't come to life first time, but can always be persuaded eventually by either unplugging and reinserting the HDMI cable or by connecting the mini to my iPad and launching Duet. No idea whether this would work with an M1 model, though, or whether it's even the same problem.
Sounds like an EDID issue to me.
Can't help with this one really. I never use Launchpad and I even forget it's there. I kinda remember something about being able to group the applications like iOS does and that was supposed to handle issues with the way it all worked.
I do all my interactions with launching things from the doc and Spotlight if I'm launching apps directly and from iTerm or the Finder if I'm opening documents, so I don't ever reach for Launchpad.
Same. I don't even think about it any more. I just hit
<cmd><spacebarand type the first couple of letters of the app name then<return>. Way faster than clicking around all over the place.But lots of people just have a strong need to organize everything. No way to convince them otherwise.
I also never use the Launchpad. I either use Spotlight or I just use Finder to open the Applications.
You can organize and select multiple items in Finder by holding Cmd while selecting them. Then you can move them. Maybe don’t use Launchpad and just use Finder instead and make a shortcut to it. My guess is some preference file got reset after the update.
I always ignore this type of clickbait video, regardless of what the title claims. There are way too many people looking to make money from creating content by making a mountain out of a molehill then presenting it as if it’s the most shocking thing they’ve ever heard.
I wouldn't expect apple to do anything with launchpad. It really should be relegated to an accessibilty feature. I dont know a single person that uses it. As far as organizing, maybe make shortcuts to your apps and organize them in folders in the finder?
I like Launchpad. I have all Apple applications on page 1 and the remaining apps on page 2 organized into categories. I usually use Alfred to launch apps, but sometimes when I forget the name of an app I use Launchpad to find it - takes just 3 seconds