I honestly do not care about 'new eye candy' or even all the interactivity with my iPad (Pro). IMHO Ventura is not yet suitable as a business OS (even running on a MacBook Pro M1).

Unfortunately, my new MacBook Pro M1 came with Ventura already loaded on it, so I used it. I normally ALWAYS run one entire version of the OS behind current for stability reasons. Ventura is not stable in my opinion and if you rely on your computer for work then just stick with Monterey. My wife's MacBook Pro occasionally kicks her out of whatever she is doing and lands her at the log in screen, I had this on my iMac as well. I have Ventura on my MacBook Pro and that's fine. I'm now going to stay on Monterey until I'm forced to upgrade or we have a final version of Ventura Finally got Monterey installed correctly and the machine is now stable.įor balance I have never really been this badly effected by an update and was probably a bit cavalier in my upgrading hast and got bitten. I eventually got it to downgrade, but it wasn't a clean install so I had to do it again, totally clean install no Time machine back. My only option was to roll back to Monterey which took me two days because it kernel panicked during the OS install and left me with '?' on the screen.

which it did, then I updated to the latest build and I had kernel panic after kernel panic, the computer just **** it's pants and was unusable. I literally only use Resolve but I was having an issue with the Network speed capping at 100mbps so I thought I'd upgrade to see if that fixed my issue.

I updated to Ventura last year and had not issues on my 2020 Intel iMac.

In my experience that would be a definite NO.

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