Mac OS update 26.6.2
Mac OS updated to 26.6.2 have there been any reports that this update breaks PIA app?
Mac OS updated to 26.6.2 have there been any reports that this update breaks PIA app?
This is an experimental research project and not an official OCLP build.
I am testing macOS Tahoe 26 on a 2017 MacBookPro14,3 with T1 using a heavily modified OCLP T2-based fork.
Current status:
Internal display/GPU working
Wi-Fi working
Audio working
AirDrop working
AirPlay working
Continuity Camera working
Apple Account login from System Settings working
Password authentication inside apps working
macOS is currently usable as a test system
Known issues:
Touch ID authentication is not working
Sleep/wake can cause the internal display not to wake correctly; an external display can restore the picture
I have been testing different OpenCore configurations, T1-specific patches, boot arguments and components from several experimental projects. The goal is to understand what is actually required to make Tahoe usable on this T1 Mac rather than simply providing a one-off workaround.
Hardware: MacBookPro14,3 — 15-inch 2017 Touch Bar / T1 / Intel HD 630 + Radeon Pro 555.
I have a Mac Mini M4 with two monitors, with the second set up as an extended display.
Once the monitors turn off after a period of non-use, all of the windows on the extended display move to the main monitor, so that when I come back the second monitor just shown a blank desktop.
How can I set things up so that the windows on the extended display remain?
I hit the update now and saw it downloading and left the desk for some snacks and came back see my MBA is shut down. idk tf happened. it was on charge as well. had to hold power button for 30seconds for it show a boot mode like screen like it does in windows. and I check to see if it did update and it didn't even update.
Hi, despite I disabled every features about Apple intelligence in my M2 air, I noticed near 6GB allocated for it. thanks in advance for your support
I recently picked up a 15-inch M4 MacBook Air running macOS 26, and within two days, my eyes were absolutely trashed—straining, tearing up, and the screen just looked blurry. I tried everything: changing resolutions, tweaking True Tone, adjusting font sizes, switching color profiles, and even installing Stillcolor and BetterDisplay. Nothing worked, and I was honestly ready to sell the machine.
My old 13-inch M2 MacBook Air never gave me any issues, so I figured the new OS had to be the problem. Today, I took a gamble and downgraded to macOS 15 Sequoia. What a massive difference! The blurriness is totally gone, everything is crystal clear, and my eyes instantly felt better. The familiar, comfortable Mac experience is back.
Looking online, it seems a ton of people are dealing with eye strain caused by the new "Liquid Glass" effect. I really hope Apple gives us an option to turn this effect off in future versions.
By the way, I originally posted this on the Apple Support Community, but it was deleted within two minutes. I’m not entirely sure why, so I'm sharing it here instead, hoping it catches Apple's attention. Please reply to this thread or report it to Apple if you are experiencing the exact same eye strain!
my Mac is 2020 MacBook Pro, the version is native original version, but upgrade to the latest version, it was wrong
How can I fix this issue? My MacBook keeps looping back to this screen even after restarting. I’ve attempted reinstalling MacBook Tahoe, but it still doesn’t work. Additionally, I can’t access the diagnostics using Command + D it keeps looping back to that screen, only displaying startup options.
macOS removed Launchpad. Launchie brings it back — and makes it more customizable.
Hi r/MacApps, I’m the developer of Launchie, a Mac App Store app built after Apple removed Launchpad from macOS.
Launchpad used to be a simple, visual way to open and organize apps on macOS. Since Apple removed it, there is no real built-in replacement for people who liked having an app grid, folders, and quick access to their installed apps.
Launchie brings that workflow back, but with more control:
I built Launchie because I personally missed that workflow, and a lot of users seemed to feel the same.
There are already other good apps in this space, including LaunchNext and LaunchOS.
Launchie’s focus is slightly different: I’m trying to keep the original Launchpad feeling, while adding deeper customization and a more native macOS-style experience. For example, Launchie supports folders, Spaces, drag-and-drop organization, Quick Access, hot corners, keyboard shortcuts, and a lot of layout options.
I’m also actively developing it based on user feedback. Many of the recent changes came directly from emails, DMs, and comments from users. I reply to feedback, and when an idea makes sense for the app, I try to implement it.
Launchie is currently on sale in August, with up to 50% off depending on your region.
US pricing:
Family Sharing is supported.
Mac App Store: Launchie on the Mac App Store
Launchie has improved a lot since the first version. Recent updates added or improved:
Full changelog is available on the App Store.
Thanks again to everyone who gave feedback so far. I’m extremely grateful for it 🙏