Apple today released a new version of macOS High Sierra 10.13.3, which comes approximately one month after the first version of macOS High Sierra…
I can imagine that fix will take some time, even if it’s high priority.
i just hope APFS will be polished enough with the launch of 10.14, because as you said, the file system is a high priority part of the operating system.
It would be nice to have it well optimized for mechanical hard drives and fusion drives as well.
Preview at WWDC likely in June, followed by September launch.
Three new iPhones expected: 5.8″ and 6.5″ OLED plus a 6.1″ LCD.
