And two hours later it’s still 27º outside. The weather forecast suggests this overnight minimum temperature will be some 5º HIGHER than the expected daytime maximum reading.
Gah. It’s still 27ºC at 2:50 am with a warm gusty wind outside so there’s no comfort benefit in opening doors/windows for flow-thru ventilation.
eScapegoat, with apologies to Rupert Holmes:
If you like subpoena coladas,
And getting caught in Ukraine;
If you’re not into diplomacy,
But you’ve got the best brain;
If you like raping teenage girls,
Beside the lights of the stage;
Just grant yourself a pardon,
And fly to Russia to escape.
@variablepulserate Because a partition has a predefined size. In a container, all volumes share the full space available. See this article: https://www.howtogeek.com/327328/apfs-explained-what-you-need-to-know-apples-new-file-system/
It mentions High Sierra, but the principle is the same.
@matigo Catalyst is the process of enabling iPad apps to work on a Mac.
// @sumudu @variablepulserate
I have achieved, without partitioning or using virtualisation software, two different macOS installations; Mojave & Catalina on one Mac.
How, you may ask? First I intercepted the Catalina installer, interrupting it & stopping it from going forth to do its deeds. I then used DiskMaker X for Mojave to create a bootable Catalina installer drive.
Next, into Disk Utility & add another volume to the existing Mojave volume. Restarted from the installer drive & told it to install Catalina on the new volume. This eventually happened, taking approx 90 minutes.
After booting into Catalina I set up my secondary (mostly used for testing) Apple ID. That done, I then selected the Mojave volume as the start-up source & now, after a slow start, it’s working OK.
My iMac has a 1.03TB Fusion drive & perhaps the slower bootup was the machine reallocating different apps & processes from the HDD part to the 32 GB SSD component.
@variablepulserate That’s about the only thing that makes sense! BYO stuff for BBQ.