Live data from Hacker News

Ventura Issues

mjtsai.com

31–40 of 135 posts

Re: Ventura Issues

#32
post #11

Most of these frankly seem like small beer and to be expected in an early release of an OS. I also am not sure how a Git Tower issue is a Ventura problem. That said, I'm still running Monterey, having amended my practice of waiting until the after the first point release to now waiting until the 2nd to do a full version update because of Apple's tendency in recent years to introduce major bugs which are not compensat…

> Most of these frankly seem like small beer and to be expected in an early release of an OS.

This is not a beta OS. It’s been out for months. Having things randomly freeze because you decided to connect an external drive is not really OK.

> I also am not sure how a Git Tower issue is a Ventura problem.

Presumably it used to work, which means AppKit broke something.

Re: Ventura Issues

#33
post #26

One of mine: sometimes (50% of the times?) turning on my MacBook Pro for the first time leads to the Dock using very high CPU and making switching between desktops abnormally slow. The fix is to force-kill the Dock app, and make it restart again by itself.

Have you looked into what it is doing during that time?

Re: Ventura Issues

#34
Ventura also broke DNS-over-TLS support and reliable blocking of domains using /etc/hosts. Some browsers are no longer able to use either on Ventura while other browsers do.

Re: Ventura Issues

#35
Something else that's odd is it will sometimes mix up icons in the force quit menu. But this was around prior to ventura

At the same time, there's so much stuff going on in macos that there's a very wide surface area for random things like this. I wonder how many people work on it, if I had to guess it would be in the hundreds

Re: Ventura Issues

#37
post #5

Apple is badly, badly in need of a “code red” style freeze on new features for macOS and iOS. Even very basic things which should be rock solid are not. I just had a kernel panic when copying files to an smb mount. No issue when I do the same copy mounted as nfs. Ridiculous in this era.

It still amazes me that in the 21st century no computer can use a couple of extra monitors reliably without sometimes not detecting them, getting in the wrong resolution, or other strange issues.

Re: Ventura Issues

#38
post #5

Apple is badly, badly in need of a “code red” style freeze on new features for macOS and iOS. Even very basic things which should be rock solid are not. I just had a kernel panic when copying files to an smb mount. No issue when I do the same copy mounted as nfs. Ridiculous in this era.

Messages gives me a spinning ball every time I try to search. It’s maddening!

Re: Ventura Issues

#40
post #5

Apple is badly, badly in need of a “code red” style freeze on new features for macOS and iOS. Even very basic things which should be rock solid are not. I just had a kernel panic when copying files to an smb mount. No issue when I do the same copy mounted as nfs. Ridiculous in this era.

Don't know what happened with iOS 16, but Spotlight has been painfully slow. Results used to be nearly instant, now it can take 6+ seconds to show an app I searched for
Post reply on HN