Backup sat at Preparing for nine hours on a clean install. Disk Utility reported no errors and Console showed nothing useful. What fixed it: unmount the drive, delete the `.inProgress` bundle at the root of the backup v…
Backup sat at Preparing for nine hours on a clean install. Disk Utility reported no errors and Console showed nothing useful. What fixed it: unmount the drive, delete the `.inProgress` bundle at the root of the backup v…
Short answer: /opt/homebrew, and stop fighting it. Long answer, with the cases where /usr/local still matters, below.
Short answer: /opt/homebrew, and stop fighting it. Long answer, with the cases where /usr/local still matters, below.
If a helper vanished from Login Items after updating, it moved rather than broke. System Settings splits background items from login items now.
Backup sat at Preparing for nine hours on a clean install. Disk Utility reported no errors and Console showed nothing useful. What fixed it: unmount the drive, delete the `.inProgress` bundle at the root of the backup v…
Backup sat at Preparing for nine hours on a clean install. Disk Utility reported no errors and Console showed nothing useful. What fixed it: unmount the drive, delete the `.inProgress` bundle at the root of the backup v…
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
If a helper vanished from Login Items after updating, it moved rather than broke. System Settings splits background items from login items now.
If a helper vanished from Login Items after updating, it moved rather than broke. System Settings splits background items from login items now.
If a helper vanished from Login Items after updating, it moved rather than broke. System Settings splits background items from login items now.
Short answer: /opt/homebrew, and stop fighting it. Long answer, with the cases where /usr/local still matters, below.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Marked as a spoiler because some people want to find it themselves.
Started three weeks ago. mds_stores pins a core for about twenty minutes after every restart. Already tried adding and removing the drive from Privacy.
iPadOS has improved a lot, but macOS still feels more flexible for many tasks. Which one do you prefer when you need to get real work done?