MacOS Sierra drops today brehs

[JordanWearinThe45]

With your Mac safely backed up, you can now check to see if macOS Sierra is ready to be installed. Launch the App Store on your Mac and in the search box type in macOS Sierra.

When the macOS Sierra update appears, click on 'Download' and if needed, enter in your Apple ID and password. You can see the progress of the download from the 'Purchases' tab.

When the download as finished an installer will appear to take you through the process of installing macOS Sierra.

If macOS Sierra hasn't appeared in the App Store, then you may have to wait until later on today for Apple to make the update available. If you really can't wait, read on to find out how to download the final release candidate.

How to download macOS Sierra final release candidate

You need to sign up for the Apple Beta Software Program. which gives you early access to Apple's software. Go to the Apple Beta Software Program website and follow the instructions to download and install macOS Sierra final release candidate your Mac

At the bottom of the page you'll see a button labelled 'Sign up'. Click it and then sign in with your Apple ID.

You'll see an Apple Beta Software Program Agreement page - here tap on 'Accept'. Once you have signed up you'll get an email inviting you to download the macOS Sierra final release candidate software.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

So whats the update all about

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

So whats the update all about

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

Installing now

 

[Sterling Archer]

Something told me to bring my MBP to work today. My wifi is slow as shyt at home.

 

[KushSkywalker]

Man I make music on my shyt. I'll never update out the gate. Never know what could stop working.

shyt I was on 10.7.5 til 3 weeks ago.

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

I need to upgrade my Mac hardware (stock mid 2012) since it is acting so slow. Does anyone know if the OS will have any conflict with my potential upgrades in the future

 

[Golayitdown]

I like to update fresh (full wipe/reinstall) but won't have time for a while to do it.

@JordanWearinThe45 please update with your impressions when you have a minute.

 

[KushSkywalker]

I need to upgrade my Mac hardware (stock mid 2012) since it is acting so slow. Does anyone know if the OS will have any conflict with my potential upgrades in the future

Like changing the RAM from 8-16? Or an SSD. I think you'll be ok. Not 100% sure. Can't imagine why it'd be a problem though.

 

[Moose_Greyjoy]

Like changing the RAM from 8-16? Or an SSD. I think you'll be ok. Not 100% sure. Can't imagine why it'd be a problem though.

RAM and SSD, I read somewhere that Apple was trying to prevent people from upgrading their old Macs by setting up some difficulties within the new OS upgrades. It sounded like bullshyt to me though, because I don't understand how that would even work. But then again I am not extremely tech savvy.

 

[KushSkywalker]

RAM and SSD, I read somewhere that Apple was trying to prevent people from upgrading their old Macs by setting up some difficulties within the new OS upgrades. It sounded like bullshyt to me though, because I don't understand how that would even work. But then again I am not extremely tech savvy.

Not sure. I'll do some research but that'd be bullshyt. I rock my MacBooks for like 6 years at a time.

 

[Cladyclad]

I have been using it for the last few months.i love it

 

[Matt504]

I'm gonna wait until my coworkers update before I do, can't take any chances with software breaking and there being no immediate fixes.

 

[Audemar]

Mavericks forever.

 

[Cat piss martini]

ya'll let me know if it's bug free before
i start fukkin with my macbook.