No home page or notes display on mid 2011 imac

I've been given a mid 2011 27 inch imac. This has been upgraded with a large ssd and 20gigs of ram. It's running mac os ventura. I was curious to know if it is powerful enough to run Logos?

It seems to work quite smoothly and quickly except the homepage doesn't display and neither do the notes.

I'm wondering if it is due to bad graphics drivers? Is it possible to turn off acceleration on the mac like we can on windows?

thanks

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Mike Binks

I've been given a mid 2011 27 inch imac. This has been upgraded with a large ssd and 20gigs of ram. It's running mac os ventura. I was curious to know if it is powerful enough to run Logos?

It seems to work quite smoothly and quickly except the homepage doesn't display and neither do the notes.

I'm wondering if it is due to bad graphics drivers? Is it possible to turn off acceleration on the mac like we can on windows?

thanks

Wow a 2011 Mac that runs Ventura (not according to apple it doesn't) actually best double check that from the Apple in the top left of the screen.

John Goodman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1247732#Comment_1247732

Wow a 2011 Mac that runs Ventura (not according to apple it doesn't) actually best double check that from the Apple in the top left of the screen.

No they'd like you to believe it is impossible;) Actually, it runs on imacs all the way back to 2007. It's also very quick and a great upgrade!

John Goodman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1247867#Comment_1247867

What they actually say is that it is unsupported... personally, I prefer to keep my software up to date for security updates etc.

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1247868#Comment_1247868

What they actually say is that it is unsupported... personally, I prefer to keep my software up to date for security updates etc.

I stand corrected.

Have you sorted out the display issues. I don't think it is likely to be a 'driver' issue as MacOS doesn't have drivers the way Windows does. MacOS doesn't have the concept of hardware acceleration either.

I think Tech Support might let you know if the program has changed or if you need a different version.