Must be a physical currency (eg USD, CAD, EUR) and must be at least minimum wage. * Budget: Amount an animator is paid either in total, per chunk of work or per hour. * Scope of the project (estimates): Length of the animation and deadline for delivery * Animation type/style: As specific as possible what you are looking for, if necessary include examples * 'Hiring' flair posts must include the following:
* Comments should be formulated with a common sense level of politeness. A manual review in such a case is possible. * Posts from users with combined karma < 15 and account age < 30 day will be automatically removed to prevent spam. * A fitting flair should be added to the post * Posted content seens as unfit for this subreddit may be removed without further notice. * Posts must relate to the topic of animation. * Sharing work done by others is absolutely fine, but taking credit for it and passing it off as your own is absolutely not allowed and will result in an instant permaban. How to upgrade to macOS High Sierra - Apple SupportNews, Shorts, and Everything Else in the World of Animation! Welcome to /r/animation Submission Rules How to upgrade to macOS Sierra - Apple Support Sierra and High Sierra are still available for download if you wanted to try those before upgrading to Mojave. Mavericks and Yosemite are no longer available for download.Įl Capitan is still available, but as your Mac can install newer OS's you will be refused it. There is no need for you to step by step upgrades. Going from Mountain Lion 10.8.5 to Mojave 10.14.2 is a huge leap, so be prepared for some major changes.įirstly check that any third party apps you use have updates available so they will continue to function in Mojave, you need to check with the developers of those apps.Īlso check that any printers/ scanners etc have updated drivers and software available so these will continue to function, again check with the manufacturers of any hardware products you use with your Mac. Mavericks full install version is no longer available for download.Ī MacBook Pro mid 2012 can install the latest version of the macOS which is Mojave 10.14.2, and you can only upgrade via the App Store, How to upgrade to macOS Mojave - Apple Support The updates that you downloaded previously like 10.9.5 are only updates and you must have an earlier version of Mavericks installed for those updates to take, as you are on Mountain Lion 10.8.5 that could never work.
Updates section of the App Store, or Apple Support Downloads site.
Going from one OS to another OS is called an upgrade, and cannot be done through the Software update only indicates updates for the OS you are running at the moment, as there are no more updates for 10.8.5
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