When I return to it, the spinner is gone, nothing is downloaded, and I can no longer click the Download button. Eventually, I get tired waiting for the spinner to stop, so I'll go to a different desktop and do stuff or minimize the App Store window.
The pop-up goes away and the spinner in the upper left keeps going. Since this is indeed what I'd like to do, I click the Continue button. You would like to download the full OS X installer click Continue. Use the Updates page to install the 10.11 update or if Would you like to continue? OS X v10.11.4 is already installed on I fire up the App Store, click the OS X El Capitan link on the right, then click the Download button. On mobile devices, iWork requires at least iOS 10.0, while iMovie and GarageBand require at least iOS 9.3 and iOS 10.2 respectively.I'm trying to download the latest version of El Capitan (10.11.4) to build an updated flash drive installer. IWork apps require macOS Sierra to run, but GarageBand is available for machines running Yosemite or later and iMovie will run as long as you're up to El Capitan or higher. You'll certainly never find a better price on GarageBand. That said, this is still a great opportunity for anyone still running older hardware to give Apple's in-house apps a try. Starting today, however, Apple is simplifying things and making Keynote, Numbers, Pages, iMovie and GarageBand all free in the App Store for anyone in their ecosystem.Īs MacRumors notes, the change in pricing is meant to make it easier for businesses and educational institutions to get the iWork suite through Apple's Volume Purchase Program. Sure, you had to pay for that expensive tablet or laptop, but the apps themselves were included in the purchase, even if you didn't download them until later. If you've bought an iOS or Mac device in the past few years, Apple's suite of creativity and productivity apps was effectively free for you.
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