Yeah, I know its pretty over for OS X despite what Apple says. The quality of the "California" series has been horrible with networking, constant sandbox probl

Yeah, I know its pretty over for OS X despite what Apple says. The quality of the "California" series has been horrible with networking, constant sandbox problems, and Finder errors that should have been caught on day 1 of testing. It just makes me queasy every time I have to open Console and look at all the errors scrolling by. I just hate not having a Terminal if I plug into a monitor. Or maybe I'm just bummed that I am going to end up learning Swift (I really don't like it) replace a language I enjoy (Objective-C). Won't be the first time I've programmed in something I dislike to get the results I want. I sometimes wonder if a Cocoa 2 evolution of the desktop to bring the Cocoa & Cocoa Touch back together, although I believe the Mac App Store is problematic for entirely different reasons.