Similar to last year’s Mojave upgrade, where Apple introduced a series of hardware requirements based around support for its Metal 2 application programming interface (API), the move made waves for a sub-set of Apple users still utilizing older hardware regularly. That won’t happen until your system has phoned home to Apple’s servers for them to determine if your drive is eligible for the upgrade by verifying that the hardware meets the software requirements. The other choice is the more surgical clean install, which formats the drive–wiping away all traces of its previous incarnation–and lays down a fresh foundation of your system’s software.īefore users can actually decide if they prefer an upgrade or to clean the drive and start anew, their system must first be allowed to download the macOS Catalina installer. As usual with its annual release cycle, the installer will offer users the chance to perform an in-place upgrade, safely retaining their documents and data while the underlying OS gets a tune-up. In approximately 3-4 months, Apple will make macOS 10.15 (aka Catalina) available to the masses for download on the Mac App Store. ICloud Usage Policy (TechRepublic Premium) Why I’m buying Apple’s new M1-powered iPad Air How to share your screen in Google Meet for macOS
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