Has anyone figured out how to get rid of this notification without clicking details or installing it? Swiping it away doesn't do anything. If you have installed High Sierra, is it compatible with XMF 6.5.2?
Thanks!
Aaron
It's an Apple, just stick your head in the sand. See, gone.
No idea on the XMF but that stupid notification is pissing me off. The only is to click one of the two options both of which brings the app store up. Grrrrrr....
Preferences->App Store->uncheck Automatically Check for Updates, maybe?
Tried that. It just didn't check for the updates for the current OS. Still bugs you to get High Sierra though.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8181588
QuoteI control/2-finger clicked on the update in App Store & chose 'Hide Update'.
Cool! Thanks Slappy. I hid the update so hopefully it stops notifying me. I'll let you guys know if it doesn't work.
I thought they meant 2 finger click, they mean secondary click, but I found out that if you accidentally click Free Upgrade you can cancel it by holding down option and then clicking.
What if you accidentally install, and then hide it? Can you still cancel or unhide and cancel? Asking for a friend... ::)
[edit] Never mind I he figured it out.
This worked for me:
I trashed the bundle file in the Library, hope it works.
https://eclecticlight.co/2017/11/22/are-...gh-sierra/
Hiding the update didn't work. I'll take a look at what you've done born2print.
I found and deleted the OSXNotification.bundle in /Library/Bundles that is mentioned in this article (https://eclecticlight.co/2017/11/09/apple-is-nudging-us-to-upgrade-to-flagging-high-sierra/). For some reason, born2print's link wasn't working for me. We'll see if it works.
Well, that worked for a couple days. The notification is back. Also, it seems to have downloaded the installer in the background anyway. At least I don't remember downloading the installer (Unless cancelling it didn't actually cancel the download).
Same here...it always comes back.
Like herpes.
Or so I've read.
The old guy's *always* been behind on this stuff. can someone say whether/when it's time to unleash the High Sierra dog?Have been flicking for weeks now. My concern is breaking stuff at work, rather than home.
Quote from: frailer on February 08, 2018, 03:40:43 PMThe old guy's *always* been behind on this stuff. can someone say whether/when it's time to unleash the High Sierra dog?Have been flicking for weeks now. My concern is breaking stuff at work, rather than home.
There is nothing in High Sierra that is worth taking the time to install it IMO. If you wait until about September of this year you can install the next great mountain range that they release.
Quote from: Joe on February 08, 2018, 04:21:13 PMQuote from: frailer on February 08, 2018, 03:40:43 PMThe old guy's *always* been behind on this stuff. can someone say whether/when it's time to unleash the High Sierra dog?Have been flicking for weeks now. My concern is breaking stuff at work, rather than home.
There is nothing in High Sierra that is worth taking the time to install it IMO. If you wait until about September of this year you can install the next great mountain range of poop that they release.
Fixed that for you, I think you had a typo... :ninja:
Yeah that does look better. :rotf: