@al3x@hachyderm.ioOn Tahoe 26.2, I bring up Spotlight, enter a few characters, Spotlight displays some results, and then it simply disappears in under 1 second.
Has anyone seen this behavior?
Is this something specific to my machine?
cc: @… @… @… @…
My apologies for directing this to you as you are the best position to have heard of it.
#macOS #Tahoe
@publicvoit@graz.socialIt’s hard to justify #macOS #Tahoe icons
https://tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-icons/
Another good example how
@al3x@hachyderm.ioI have disabled and re-enabled Spotlight indexing hoping that the index was the issue. (why would a bad index crash the app is a different question).
Spotlight crashes continuously.
At this point it is completely useless.
Apple doesn't have a store in Romania so there's no way to handle this but alone.
Incredibly frustrating experience.
#macOS #Tahoe
@aral@mastodon.ar.alDear Apple,
You’re missing the “fuck off and never bother me again with this bullshit” option.
#apple #tahoe #liquidAss
@matthiasott@mastodon.socialUpdated my workshop Mac mini to #Tahoe and wow. Either I’m getting old or this is really bad UI design. (…or both 😁) I’m not talking about the weird alignment of elements and rounded corners that are all over the place, although that’s surprising to see as well. More the hard to read text on semi-transparent, blurry elements that also lack contrast. This really trips me up as someone with regular …
@mro@digitalcourage.socialRemembering #SnowLeopard seing the #Tahoe (after a 18GB download) is sobering. And expectations were low to begin with.
Money spoils good products.
P.S.: #TimeMachine U…
@al3x@hachyderm.ioIf #Apple does not know how to implement push-based sync (aka automatic sync), which is obvious by now that they do not, at least the apps should provide a “Sync now" action.
I am staring at Journal app on the #macOS #Tahoe and it does not want to sync the latest entry from the iPhone even if that entry was created over 1 hour ago.
@al3x@hachyderm.io @al3x@hachyderm.ioSpotlight on my #macos #Tahoe keeps crashing because it encounters some issue inside its index. A central piece of software crashes continuously at its own fault. Great exemple of resiliency in #Apple software.
Fear not. It’s not the only example. @… has a post with reports about Time Machine. That other central piece of macOS software.
Even if these issues are affecting a small number of customers, they reveal a critical lack of quality in the software Apple ships. Unfortunately with very few exceptions, Apple bloggers are afraid to report these issues knowing how vengeful Apple is and they’ll lose access to anything they built over years.