Autocad 2012 El Capitian Upgrade To Any

Catalina and Photo Library is a mess, with constant disconnects, drops, freezes, and unresolved problems from Apple Techs.

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Autocad 2012 El Capitian Upgrade To Any

But unlike myself, my wife doesnt use any special non-current software (as far as I know) and were free to upgrade to any OSX version.

But of course we dont want to experience a performance drop, so which one should we go for We dont particularly care about having the latest and greatest (10.9.5 has been fine), so priority is getting best possible performance and of course access to iTunes 12.8 or higher (which needs OSX 10.10 or higher).

Catalina drops 32-bit app support, but it sounds like your wife doesnt use many (or any) apps that would still be 32-bit.

I run Catalina on a 2015 MacBook Pro Im borrowing for a long period of time and its been solid.

My suggestion would be to upgrade to Sierra, make a backup of your boot drive, then upgrade to High Sierra.

If you want, you can clone the High Sierra boot volume to an external drive, then upgrade the external drive to Mojave and review performance before committing to upgrading the internal drive to Mojave.

In any case, it is sensible to keep a bootable external clone of your current functional system drive regardless of what you intend to do in terms of operating system version you wish to upgrade to.

This way you can always revert back if you dont like the newer OS.

Mojave runs slow on my 2010 so I would go with 10.11 or 10.13 if it has features you want or need.

I think Ill first go with the suggestion to upgrade to 10.12 Sierra first, then see.

What benefits do the various OSX versions have over the current 10.9.5 apart from being able to run iTunes 12.8 (which is needed to handle more recent iOS updated iPads) Another thing is that Im not too fond of some of the surprises Apple are known to come up with, such as removing useful features or apps that weve become accustomed to.

Apart from no more 32-bit app support from OSX 10.13 and onwards, are there any nasty surprises from 10.12 and onwards 10.11 IMHO isnt too bad an upgrade from 10.9 apart from the really ugly icons, but I can live with that.

What benefits do the various OSX versions have over the current 10.9.5 apart from being able to run iTunes 12.8 (which is needed to handle more recent iOS updated iPads).

I use this machine for videoaudio with Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, but am limited to older versions because of Sierra.

Not really a problem for my own modest needs, and I have a lot of plug-ins that may not work with newer versions of FCP.

Catalina pretty much prematurely ended the use of functional common music editingrecording software, Beyond those specifics, Catalina seems pretty glitchy even with Safari.

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