macOS Ventura for Mac
An Operating System Made by Apple.
Free
In English
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macOS Ventura overview
macOS Ventura makes the things you do most on Mac even better, with big updates to the apps you use everyday including Mail, Messages, and Safari. You can use your iPhone as a webcam for your Mac with Continuity Camera. There's also an entirely new way to automatically organize your windows with Stage Manager. And when you upgrade, you get the latest security and privacy protections for your Mac.
macOS Ventura Features
- Stage Manager for organizing apps and windows
- Continuity Camera to use your iPhone as a webcam
- Updates to Safari and Mail
- Undo send, edit, and mark as unread in Messages
What’s new in version 13.7.1
- This update provides important bug fixes and security updates and is recommended for all users.
macOS Ventura for Mac
Free
In English
Version 13.7.1
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Mar 10 2024
Version: 13.6.5
After updating to Ventura 13.6.5, my utilities folder has disappeared. Instead, there is a utilities folder. My directory was in a location with restricted rights (read only). In addition, some less important programs were missing, but I don't want to do without them. Back to 13.6.4, which ran great. Thanks to the backup.
Sep 27 2023
Version: 13.5.1
AGAIN: macOS 13.6 is out. It has a PILE of security updates. - -> ***** AND! ***** macOS 14.0 Sonoma was released to the public September 26th. It's ~6.44 GB in size, depending upon your hardware. Expect to play catch up with some applications as they update to become Sonoma compatible. - -> Apple has put up its Sonoma feature page: https://www.apple.com/macos/sonoma/
Sep 22 2023
Version: 13.5.1
v13.6 is yet-another-update-mess. IASSOTS Apple! After running the outrageously stupid update, here is my advice: (1) Don't panic. The DEAD SCREEN is temporary, albeit the worst possible of user hostility, profoundly anti-Apple of Jobs' day. *grr!* (2) Despite the wisdom of shutting down immediately after an update, then restarting... Let your Mac log into your account after the update. You DON'T want to attempt to shutdown. It's a nightmare to avoid. (3) After you're logged in and all the background processes have finished loading, THEN SHUTDOWN your Mac. (4) Then RESTART your Mac. - - As usual, odd apps attempt to load with the new system. In my case it's the Keka app. It tried to load 6 times, forcing me to cancel it loading 6 times. Eventually, it gave up. *rolling eyes* - - Can I hardly wait for macOS 14 Sonoma? NO. I'll expect it to be another mess. - - Oh, Apple. You make me sad. Take pity we users. (0_o)
Jul 29 2023
Version: 13.5
Apple, when will your Software get reliable again!?
Steve: "On more thing…"
Tim: "One more bug…"
Jul 27 2023
Version: 13.4.1
v13.5 is out. Apple has put out release notes. HOWEVER! DON'T UPDATE YET! - - That's IMHO advice, anyway. Apple has managed to damage the Location Services under Privacy and Security System Settings. The BUG has been repeatedly reported to Apple. There is a long discussion of the BUG at MacRumors with no solution. Certain 'moderators' at Apple Support forums think it's a "feature". No, It is NOT a feature. The ramifications of the BUG are all negative. WAIT for v13.5.1, which we can hope repairs this BUG. (yes, bug)
