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macOS unable to open any non-Apple application

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2603 points mattsolle | 2 comments | 12 Nov 20 21:00 UTC | HN request time: 0.403s | source
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commonturtle ◴[12 Nov 20 21:21 UTC] No.25075223[source]▶
You should never, ever, install a MacOS update the moment it comes out. There is a high chance (> 30% from my experience) that something will be wrong with it. iOS too for that matter.

Wait for at least one week and check out other people's experiences first.

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dawnerd ◴[12 Nov 20 21:41 UTC] No.25075465[source]▶
I ran the beta over the summer and it was awful. I loved the changes but it was just unstable as hell. And people kept saying it was the most stable is yet, I don’t get it.
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bengale ◴[12 Nov 20 22:14 UTC] No.25075888[source]▶
Unstable in what way?
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1. dawnerd ◴[12 Nov 20 23:03 UTC] No.25076464[source]▶
Having to restart every day. CPU was also pretty much pegged nonstop when in clamshell and connected to two monitors. Catalina doesn't do that.
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2. bengale ◴[13 Nov 20 14:08 UTC] No.25082238[source]▶
Thats strange, I run 2 34" displays from mine and haven't seen that. Did you upgrade or clean install?

Must be an absolute nightmare trying to handle every possible configuration someones Mac could be in. I dont envy the devs.