So far the impact of the installation has been minimal. I haven’t noticed the (perceived) dramatic file system speed increase with APFS. I also haven’t seen the size benefits of HEIF or HEVC, but did get a prompt on my iOS device immediately after MacOS installation telling me the formats were going to change.
I guess the biggest difference so far is the totally hidden xcode cli tools and OpenSSL being replaced by LibreSSL.
You can install the dev tools by running `xcode-select` from the cli after getting Xcode from the App Store.
You can deal with the missing OpenSSL by installing your own version and adding `–with-openssl-dir=` to any ./configures you do.
If you’re using brew, you can slap this in your .bashrc: `CONFIGURE_OPTS=”–with-openssl-dir=`brew –prefix openssl`”`
These days I run most things in containers so the underlying OS is going to matter less and less, but I’d like a new shell at some point:
18:15 ~/vagrant/projects/dd-service (master)$ bash –version
GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin17)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
I tried fixing iTunes CD configuration path error by reading a blog post at iMentality.com and I was able to do it properly, so I liked to check this link to solve more technical issues with ease.