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Re: Mac(OS)talgia

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On what computer? Actual modern macOS updates takes some initial time indeed, but in the background ! The reboot phase is not very long.

As far as I can tell, the updates that require a reboot don't do anything in the background now (prior to the reboot), besides downloading.

They do much. They spend usually around 20 minutes doing stuff before rebooting.

Re: Mac(OS)talgia

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Does anyone else remember the early third party tool that would help you find extension conflicts by enabling half of them, asking you if the problem was still there, and then subdividing again and again? (Can't remember what it was called, but boy! was it helpful.)

Conflict Catcher? https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/conflict-catcher-9

We have a winner! (Those were the days...)
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