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Mike Wuerthele said:

davgreg said:

You can run it (Mac OS) from an external drive and leave the internal one alone.

Sure can! This is addressed in the piece. It's not always about just local data, though. Anything that touches your iCloud could conceivably screw that up.

That's why I have a beta testing iCloud ID.

Yes.
But my experience is that iCloud data survives OS betas (plus I have a full local backup).

Can't we now have a VM of macOS 26 beta? I seem to remember that you can now use your Apple ID in a macOS on macOS VM.
So theoretically you could update a macOS Sequoia VM to macOS Tahoe beta?

Please note that this is for the original versions of the trilogy.
Since they are not resource intensive at all by today's standards, I doubt the Rosetta using versions had any trouble at all on M1+ Macs.

The new redevelopped versions are way more advanced: Riven has hardware-accelefrated ray tracing on M3/M4 ...at a much higher price though.

I read somewhere else that the revised finale will be available next week.

Small correction: the M1 Max could be had with either 24 or 32 GPU cores.
Some articles (not here) sometimes compare GPU performance of the "small GPU" M1 Mac with the "big GPU" M2 Max, which of course shows a huge improvement.

ranson said:

I'm sure there will be Case makers who provide the magnet ring for 16E, just like they have for iPhones for nearly 5 years. 

Yes. and you can buy magnetic rings (for a few to 25€) that attach to your iPhone, or preferably a cover, and enjoy their convenience.
That's what I did with my iPhone XS Max before upgrading to a MagSafe enabled iPhone.
It is a very convenient solution.