Pat, Diana and others, All programs, not only crystallographic, have to adjust to peculiarities of new OS. Backward compatibility is not a strong point of OSX and Linux. Without of people who are willing to test new system are necessary to find all possible problems. Wladek On 6/7/2017 11:27 AM, Diana Tomchick wrote:

I’ve not had any problems; the current version is 10.2.5, so it’s pretty stable now.

Diana

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On Jun 7, 2017, at 10:14 AM, Patrick Loll wrote:

I’m still running Yosemite on my Macs, both because I’m change-averse and because folks reported problems with some crystallographic software upon upgrading the OS.

These reports have now faded into the haze of the past, and so I ask, have the issues been resolved? Is it safe to move to Sierra?

Thanks as always,

Pat

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