And then there is 3rd party software compatibility issues. After many hours wasted, I found a copy of 'Install Yosemite. I've yet to see a 10.x.0 release from Apple that isn't buggy and painful until it hits around the x.x.3 mark, so I'm often baffled why they want to do this to themselves. I know what happened and you kind of helped me to figure that out. Some of them seem to like to be on the bleeding edge (emphasis on 'bleeding'). I can almost guarantee you that 5 minutes after El Capitan shows up in the Mac App Store, we will see some users trying to download and install it.
Trying to convince users not to immediately upgrade to the latest release of any particular item is difficult for us, and we sometimes have to take the measure of blocking things.
We seem to have exactly the opposite problem. Double-click Docker.app in the Applications folder to start Docker. Its possible to do.Īlso, its an interesting situation you have. Download the installer using the download buttons at the top of the page, or. Click a button, let your Mac reboot and the OS gets upgraded kind of thing. Make the actual upgrade process as easy as you can possibly make it for them to do. If they do, at that point you can explain in as nice a way as possible that to use the software its a requirement to be on the latest OS. Dangle the prospect of a much better email experience with Office/Outlook 2016 in front of them to see if they bite. Like has mentioned, you need to start thinking about the carrot approach.
