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I buy a product or, more often than not nowadays, pay for a service for the features. I keep using the product/service if it's stable. I have no use for a serv
by loopbit 11y ago
I buy a product or, more often than not nowadays, pay for a service for the features.
I keep using the product/service if it's stable. I have no use for a service with loads of nice features that don't work.
- mahouse 11y agoOnly that you only pay once for an OS, so by the time you realise many features are buggy, you can't just unpay.
- tajen 11y agoI pay twice the price of the hardware to be able to use Mac OS X, which is stable. Except, since 10.10, it kernel-panics once a week. I'd pay 100-200€ per year for a good OS.
- loopbit 11y agoIt's a very, very long shot, but could it be that you have virtualbox 4 installed? With 10.10 and 10.11 I had the same issue, caused by the kext from virtualbox. Removing it and installing version 5 solved everything and haven't had a kernel panic since then. If not virtualbox, I'd look at other kext you might have there.