14th October, 2019.
Yep.
It’s day where I’ve just enough cash to do some light shopping.
To head to Brentwood High Street … up — ha — Warley Hill.
And, of course, what’s happening?
It’s raining.
After a week or so of nice-ish weather?
We have rain.
Yum …
~≈∑≈~
Hmm …
I have to say, I’m generally enjoying using macOS Catalina: the updated version of the Mac operating system that I recently installed.
It’s mostly smooth.
There’s a few 32-bit games I’ll miss in the transition to 64-bit only: but I can always boot up my ageing Mac Pro, and play them across a network if I need to.
There’s a glitch or two, though.
Minor, but there.
I used to be able to drag links from Safari’s URL bar straight over to the desktop: and then directly into the relevant part of an online web form.
Now?
All that happens, now, is that I drag over a user file: rather than a working link.
Not quite what I expected, or wanted.
On top of that?
Under Mohave and High Sierra version of the Split Screen, I could use Quicktime and Pages.
And, when saving a Quicktime movie, the amount of screen the movie used, wouldn’t change.
Now, under Catalina?
It does.
These are glitches: minor ones, I know.
And there’s way’s around the link one.
But they’re glitches I’d appreciate Apple fixing, at some point.
~≈∑≈~
