When you copy files, you'll see "a new pie chart progress window" that Apple claims will give a better sense of how long the files will take to copy. Advertisementīut we wanted to highlight one little quality-of-life change that at least claims to help with a task you'll find yourself doing in Finder all the time: copying files. Monterey brings a number of improvements to Finder: a new folder for collaboration via iCloud shared files and documents, the ability to access Shortcuts from within Finder, and automatic window resizing when moving Finder between displays of different sizes. The screensaver and wallpaper mimic the handwriting-style presentation seen in classic Mac ads and presentations. It turns out that all Macs running Monterey will gain access to a "Hello" screensaver and a "Hello" desktop wallpaper. We first saw a new take on the classic Mac "Hello" with a color-synchronized screensaver that shipped preinstalled on new 24-inch iMac models. These are the Macs that were supported by Big Sur that won't be able to upgrade to Monterey: Here are the Macs that macOS Monterey supports: That said, some Mac users are indeed going to find their Macs unsupported, as the list of supported devices is a little shorter than last year's list for Big Sur.
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macOS Monterey device compatibilityįor many people, this is the most important question of all: Which Macs will macOS Monterey support? If you have an older Mac, will you be left behind?Īpple has been known to provide security update support to older versions of its operating systems even if you don't upgrade. That said, here are some changes we thought were worth surfacing as WWDC rolls on. Fortunately, if you want that, the Apple website offers an "all new features" page for macOS. Further Reading Apple announces macOS Monterey, the next Mac desktop operating systemWe've singled out a few changes that didn't get much fanfare yesterday but are nonetheless interesting or exciting for macOS or iOS users.
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