Andrew O'Hara
In macOS Mojave's second beta, a few things have changed for the better including enhancements to the new system-wide Dark Mode and better optimization for smaller screens.
Arriving two weeks after the initial developer seed, macOS 10.14 is overall a fairly minor update as far as betas go. Support for the 2010 Mac Pro is still missing, and is coming in a future pre-release update.
Additionally, the Mac App Store now has a more flexible size, able to be much more narrow to fit into smaller screens better. Maps also saw some Dark Mode tweaks, now using the nighttime version of the map when browsing with the darker interface.
Of course, a whole host of bugs were also squashed in this update. Still missing, however, is the dynamic background that will lighten and darken throughout the day.
Pro tip: Learn how to quickly jump between light and dark modes with the press of a keystroke.
macOS Mojave will be shipping this fall alongside iOS 12, tvOS 12, and watchOS 5.
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15 Comments
Looks like Apple is going back a few generations in how it installs System Updates via System Preferences, instead of the App Store...
I like it!!
They should rename the mouthful that is “System Preferences“ to Settings.
So to be clear there is no longer any NDA covering those of us with developer accounts testing Apple beta products? I confess I agree to the terms and conditions every year but haven't read them in years if not decades!