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1. #Does turbotax not make business versions for mac install
2. #Does turbotax not make business versions for mac update

We have more problems with that D computer than any other I have ever had. With us we are frightened to death to ever upgrade anything on an iMAC fearing that something won't work anymore. OTOH, if you just want to try it out, I think it is basically ready for prime time, but your usage case might be different.

#Does turbotax not make business versions for mac install

If you want to be really conservative, just don't install it until you think you need it.

I've had few compatibility issues and the developers seem to be making BS updates, with an exception of one or two (Wave Metrics, for anyone who uses Igor). However, I have gotten used to it.Īnd, I have to say, it feels faster than my Mojave install, which I did not expect. Washed out, low contrast, silly uses of transparency and color bleed through from windows into the menu bar, etc. If you have the space, I recommend this approach.Īnd I initially HATED the look of BS. Also, I have a 1 Tbyte SSD, so I make an experimental partition and install the new OS there, leaving my daily driver install untouched. That said, I'm VERY conservative about Apple "updates" these days, because so often there is some nasty little "oh we took that capability away" from Apple. For about a day I wondered if Apple wanted me to be reminded of my nephew's birthday for the rest of the life of this computer, but then I finally realized the "Dismiss" button was replaced by an X at the top left corner. They used to have both a "Snooze" button and a "Dismiss" button, but now only have a "Snooze" button. * The icon in the dock for Linux apps installed using Homebrew changed to something that resembles the Terminal icon, and this confused me for about a day

#Does turbotax not make business versions for mac update

I only had to endure the invisible buttons for a week, and then Parallels had an update available in the App Store that fixed the issue. The locations where the buttons were still functioned as if the buttons were there, but the button graphics were gone. Zoom had an update available already, and that fixed the issue immediately. In retrospect, I probably should wait on new releases like this as the OP has done, but fortunately no major issues.įor what it's worth, here are the minor headaches I encountered, all worry-free now: I installed Big Sur shortly after release.