You may already be aware that Apple is bringing out two more versions of their operating systems this fall.
If you have an interest in learning more, here's tech writer Pogue with his comments on both.
Jim Hamm
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Apple is releasing another OS for the Mac, probably sometime this fall. Here is an article describing some more of the features coming in this new release.
Jim Hamm
Apple's new OS is coming this fall, and here are some of the new features you can look forward to. I watched the live streaming of the WWDC17, and VP Federighi demoed Apple's new file system, AFPS. It was impressive to see how much faster it will be than the very old file system Macs now use.
Among many other enhancements, Apple states that Safari has been improved and will be the fastest browser going. All in all, High Sierra will be a nice upgrade, and free to boot.
Jim Hamm
Dave Rothgery found an article in the New York Times. See the link below.
The latest version of Apple’s operating system has a feature that allows the computer to automatically delete certain files when space gets tight.
From John Carter here's a report on which OS is the most used and it also compares the market share of OS X. John comments, "With stats like this, it won't be long before we start seeing virus attacks on Linux and OS X."
John Carter wrote about the Tech Tuesday column and we posted it here on October 25 and November 8, but complaining about how difficult it was to navigate that column brought up a good suggestion from John. He sends us to the duckduckgo website for a nice list.
Further fiddling around I noticed the big word ARCHIVE on the Tech Tuesday home page. Clicking on that word brought up a huge treasure. Up comes 1 - 1/4 inch squares that contain the first 25 words, or so, of that day's posting. I scrolled down as far as November 2009 and hadn't come to the end yet. By entering in a key word in the tiny search box at the top the computer will do the work of finding every instance where the word appears in the little squares. John did send a comment which is posted on the first article after the last post that tells how operating systems work.