The guys from Cupertino have released the final version of macOS 10.13.2, a launch that occurs a month after the launch of the first beta and represents the second major update of macOS High Sierra, since it was officially launched at the end of September. . To install it we just have to go to the Mac App Store, click on the updates window and after a few seconds the final version will appear to download, an update that takes up just over 1,5 GB. Being an important update, it is necessary to restart so that the improvements in security, stability and compatibility are installed correctly. Below we detail the main news of this second major update of macOS High Sierra.
As usual, Apple does not want to bore us detailing all the improvements it has added in this update, and only takes care of detailing the news that we can find in version 10.13.2 of macOS High Sierra news that are the following:
- Improved compatibility with certain third-party USB audio devices.
- Improves VoiceOver navigation when viewing PDF documents with the Preview application.
- Improved Braille display compatibility with Mail.
This update is in addition to the one that the Cupertino guys launched a little over a week ago to solve the security problems that had been detected, problems that allowed us to access any Mac through the Guest user, from where we could access the administrator user using the username "root" without any password.
Apple was forced to apologize publicly, stating that they did not understand how a failure of such magnitude could have escaped them. Most likely, more than one macOS development team has seen their bones in the queue of unemployment, after the ridicule that Apple has made with the security of all the customers who have bet and continue to do so for their platform.
Frankly Apple is not doing well at all. There is nowhere to turn when faced with a problem; They should have a forum and that all those affected report bugs detected by users. In this way the software would be fine-tuned.
In this latest version, when I rebooted, my computer was left with a black screen. I had to format the hard drive and download the latest version 10.3.2 from the App Store.
I wanted to return to macOS Sierra but it does not appear anywhere in the App Store.
The ruling they were told about Fat 32, which treats it as Fat, remains the same. I can't get a file larger than 2Mb to USB.
I'm not happy if they have fired a programmer but they need order.