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Apple Users

bahboo

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5. that's a BIG leap in operating systems...

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Wed Jan 19, 2022, 06:36 PM

Jan 2022

I personally wouldn't do it, especially if you don't need all the bells and whistles. The plus side, is added security, but you can keep up to date with Security Updates. I did move up to Mojave (next one up), and am happy with it...my desktop can't upgrade any further....

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Upgrade to Monterey? [View all] question everything Jan 2022 OP

i am running big sur on my 10 yo mac book air. wait a while untill the bugs are chased away. AllaN01Bear Jan 2022 #1

I heartily concur with your diagnosis Rocknation Jan 2022 #3

First, make a list of your favorite apps and utilities Tetrachloride Jan 2022 #2

in some ways apple i think have lost its way from being simple to grrr. AllaN01Bear Jan 2022 #7

I've had zero issues moving from Big Sur to Monterey Taraman Jan 2022 #4

that's a BIG leap in operating systems... bahboo Jan 2022 #5

Thank you. I also use Firefox as my preferred browser which could be question everything Jan 2022 #6

I'm still using standalone Quicken 2017 on Monterey. Taraman Jan 2022 #9

had a computer instructor tell me ," if it still does your job for u then it isnt obsolete." AllaN01Bear Jan 2022 #8