Apple on Wednesday released macOS 11.5.2. The company helpfully explains, “macOS 11.5.2 includes bug fixes for your Mac.”
MacDailyNews Take: That’s it. Except for that it’s rather snappy!
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You mean MacOS had bugs that needed fixin’… 😱 I’m shocked 🐜
Has TextEdit been fixed yet?
Fixed an issue with the FBI not being to scan your Photos Library and iMessages.
I don’t know that I will willingly get another upgrade from Apple on MacOS OR on iOS unless and until this security business with iPhotos (to start) is disavowed by Tim Cooke. The days of “get the upgrade no matter what” are done until it can be proven that the benefits FAR outweigh the risks.
Music has been quite buggy recently. I get almost daily spinning beachballs and crashes. The previous update, however, did fix a Music issue with Smart Playlists.
Can’t allow these things on production machines any longer- Can’t really afford to keep one aside simply as a test bed either.
Anyone care to install it and see if it blows out printer presets for Prograf printers AGAIN? As much as YOU like AirPrint, Apple, IT.DOES.NOT.SUPPORT the driver specific functions I require. And WOW- The fact the last update “vanished” all the user defined presets for the dozen or so papers I use?
NOT COOL.