But from what I read, it is not 'correcting' anything critical. I did read on another Mac discussion site that Apple will be releasing the first update to High Sierra, OS 10.13.1, real soon. The reason I say '?might?' is that last year was the first time I had seen Logitech release a version for Sierra compatibility. Last year, Micromat was not able to release a version of Tech Tool Pro that would be compatible with Sierra until November (of last year).Īnother app for myself which?might? need an upgrade for High Sierra compatibility is the Logitech Control Center software for Logitech devices (I use two Logitech mice). I have been in touch with the good folks at Micromat (developers of Tech Tool Pro, and they have bene very honest and up front with the issues they are having in trying to develop an update for High Sierra compatibility. Case in point: the excellent disk cleanup/maintenance/repair program Tech Tool pro, which I depend upon (along with at least 5 other programs). That point made by Cory is so, so accurate! As it is, there are a number of apps for which 1) it is questionable whether the latest release of such apps will work with High Sierra, and 2) there are some apps which are still being tested with High Sierra, with no update yet.

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