Apple
6 Reasons Not To Install the macOS Catalina Beta & 7 Reasons You Should
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Do you use Macs at work? If you are an IT manager, a power user or a person in charge of software and processes in a business you should install the macOS Catalina beta and test it out with your software and your specific business functions ahead of time. Of course, you should do this with permission and in the right way so that you aren't going to bring down a production environment, but for many IT users this is something that needs to be done. You may not want to install the first or second macOS 10.15 beta, but once it is more stable and developers start ot offer beta versions of their software this is a good idea. You can use this time to test with specialized hardware and with custom apps and essential business software so that you can provide feedback to Apple and to the developers about what works and what doesn't. The more specialized your setup is, the more important this reason to install is. | ||||||||||||||
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Ken Lanacaster
09/05/2019 at 7:06 pm
Catalina has been nightmare for me. Even though I was connected to wifi I could not open any browser all of which insisted that I was not connected to the internet. I got no help from Apple to resolve this problem, in fact I was told that nothing could be done and I would have to live with it. After spending a whole day talking to ‘geniuses’ and some over the phone ‘support’ staff I suggested that they restore the Mac Book Pro to Mojave. They agreed to do this but said it would take about 48 hours to resolve. I spent over $6,000 on this laptop and all I have goto is a piece of junk.