Mac Power users episode 712. Mac OS Sonoma.

Hello and welcome back to Mac Power users. My name is Steven Hackett and I'm joined

by my friend and your friend, Mr. David Sparks.

Hey, Steven, how are you? I am good. You doing okay, buddy? You've had a busy week.

I have. Yeah, I'm good. We're recording this a few days after the podcastathon and so kind of

getting my bearings back, getting back into normal life. I appreciate you holding down the fort

here at MPU while I was away. We're always waiting for you to come back, man. We got you.

Get your back. So today, we're going to talk about Sonoma. But first, we got a couple of housekeeping

items. First up, we are at the very tail end of our St. Jude fundraiser. The fundraising page

will be up through kind of the first several days of October. So if you're listening to this

when it comes out, you still have a little bit of time to go to St. Jude dot org slash relay to

donate. The campaign has been a massive success this year. We're so pleased with how it's gone.

I had the opportunity actually just this morning before we recorded. I got to go to campus and

be part and attend the grand opening of a new building at St. Jude called the Domino Village.

What this is, it's 140 apartments on campus for patient families to live in while they're at

St. Jude. I was fortunate to be in Memphis, but most families aren't. They have to travel and

sometimes that means parents are splitting up and one is coming to Memphis for treatment

and the other is staying at home with the other kids. Lots of complication. Part of that complication

was caused by the fact that there wasn't housing for bigger families. Like mine, we've got three

kids. We're a family of five. In the Domino Village, there are one bedroom, two bedroom and three

bedroom suites. There's a clinic in there and a cafeteria and all this stuff for families to

have a home away from home. It was really special to be part of that today. It just made me think about

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