Now that the M1-powered Macs have arrived, there’s a bit better understanding as to why the interface has changed.

The reason for the hesitation was due to the updated interface which seemed more like iOS or iPadOS and less like macOS. That is, until Apple shared “One More Thing” at the end of WWDC revealing that Apple Silicon powered Macs were on the way. When Big Sur was initially introduced, there was a lot of hemming and hawing about what this meant for macOS on the whole. What’s new with Big Sur? Big Sur introduces a stylish new design.

Why would you want to stop the update to macOS Big Sur?.

To end your frustrating app, click on the “Force a Process to Quit” button which appears on the top left side then clicking “Force Quit” or “Quit”. This manager displays and gives information about everything that runs on your computer from the system unit, CPU, Memory, Disk to the Network connections. This will pop up a task manager that you get to choose the unresponsive app from. For those who don’t know this icon, it’s the magnifying glass at the right hand of the screen. This is done by navigating to the top of the screen and click the Spotlight icon on the right side. Using the Activity Monitorįor this option, you have to open the Activity Monitor first. Look for the app icon at the Dock, Press Option (Alt) and Right Click it then click on the Quit option button at the bottom. It will help you close the app then reopen it and get back to what you were doing. You probably lack the patience to keep clicking or waiting for the app to start responding, don’t you? The Dock at the bottom screen is another lifehack.

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