I did get Safari 26.
I tried the terminal command "softwareupdate --list."
I'm not really hype on upgrading to Tahoe, but it seems odd I'm not getting offered 15.7.
I'm on a 2025 Mac Studio.
Mac Studio, macOS 15.6
In System Settings > General > Software Update, try pressing Command-R to refresh the offerings. Could also be on Apple's end, their Status page has been reporting an issue with App Store performance since Monday afternoon (macOS upgrades like Tahoe come from the App Store, updates like 15.7 come through Software Update and that's green).
In System Settings > General > Software Update, try pressing Command-R to refresh the offerings. Could also be on Apple's end, their Status page has been reporting an issue with App Store performance since Monday afternoon (macOS upgrades like Tahoe come from the App Store, updates like 15.7 come through Software Update and that's green).
If you were on a beta version make sure you turn betas off in Software Update and check again.
Not on betas.
Make sure it is connected to the internet via Wi Fi, Ethernet, or Hotspot.
What's the difference if any in using command+R and clicking the "Check for Update" button?
It seems to refresh the whole request. For example, 15.7 dropped just before 26, and I was offered only 15.7 until I tried Command-R (suggested by leroydouglas).
I'm familiar with the whole "Is it plugged in? Is it turned on?" thing but I couldn't have gotten Safari 26 were I not connected to the internet.
Command-R does nothing and the terminal command reports no new software available.
I'm not getting Tahoe OR 15.7 offered as an update.
