Is the newest Apple OS for MacBooks clean and bug-free enough to install? My wife and I got our MacBook Pro laptops new in July of 2018.

You referred to “iOS” in your title. iOS is for iPhones and iPads. Mojave is not an iOS.

No issues here. Have run it since it asked for the update.

Its on my late 2012 Mac Mini and my wife's MacBook Pro. No problems at all.

No issues on my 2017 MacBook Pro. Updated the day it was released.

I MAY EFFECT SOME OF YOUR NON APPLE PROGRAMS/APPS.
I had to buy 2 upgrades and. it wasn't worth it to me...

What downtownv said.

The FREE upgrade to Mojave is fine, but I have some other programs, from other vendors, that would need to be upgraded if I moved the OS to Mojave. These would not be free, in fact, they would be somewhat costly.

 
10.14.2 (now on 10.14.3) was the most stable and mature .2 release I have seen from Apple in years. There are some issues, though none affect me. They have to do with the T2 chip and file/disk encryption (File Vault).
 
I ordinarily wait until a new release has run its development course, all the way to the .6 release, and then install. However, I purchased a new Mac Mini, which came with Mojave installed, and of course there is no option to run an earlier version. So, I got used to Mojave and as I mentioned I was very pleasantly surprised.

Roaring apps.com has a list of application compatibility.

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Originally posted by mrbill345:
Roaring apps.com has a list of application compatibility.

Thanks for that. A very useful resource.