The Good Apple’s new Mac operating system, MacOS Sierra, adds space-saving optimizations, Siri support, and closer ties with iPhone and Apple Watch.

I’ve told you more than once that it’s a bad idea to upgrade your Mac’s (or any device’s) operating system immediately after its release. Sadly, that’s not an option for me because of my vocation. I had to disobey my own advice (yet again) and install macOS Sierra 10.12 on my main Mac the day it was released.

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The major update to Apple’s Mac OS X, is no more OS X 10.12, instead, it’s named macOS Sierra. The brand-new desktop operating system macOS Sierra comes with Auto Unlock, Optimized Storage, Siri, Universal Clipboard and many more.

For most users, installing macOS Sierra has gone without a hitch and they’re left with a trouble-free Mac that works great with the latest macOS system software release. But, not everything goes smoothly for everyone, and sometimes updating to macOS Sierra can lead to a variety of problems.