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Well the Mac has had a lot of love poured into it over all these years to get it to where it is today. I enjoy using the Mac in its present incarnation immensel
by frou_dh 11y ago
Well the Mac has had a lot of love poured into it over all these years to get it to where it is today. I enjoy using the Mac in its present incarnation immensely.
- api 11y agoCould we have with OSX a... gasp... stable platform that is just really good at doing desktop type work? IOS would have to evolve a lot and in many ways to take over desktop. Maybe it will. Android N seems to be moving there so maybe that's the future.
- Kristine1975 11y agoYou mean a second Snow Leopard that just fixes bugs and adds overall polish? Yes please!
- icedchai 11y agoIsn't that pretty much all of the recent OS X releases? What major features did El Capitan add? Yosemite? Mavericks? I can't think of a single major thing. At one point they finally got multi monitor support working properly, but I forget when.
- riffraff 11y agosnow leopard had big performance improvements compared to its predecessor, I am not sure the latest releases had that.
- Kristine1975 11y agoMavericks finally brought support for OpenGL 4.1. But granted, that's not something most users will notice. Also it removed some skeuomorphism, which depending on whether you like it or not counts as a major feature ;-)
- kalleboo 11y agoEl Capitan was that for me.... Mavericks and Yosemite were all kinds of buggy, to the point where I was rebooting once a week due to hard-to-pin-down slowdowns, but at the last time I rebooted El Capitan due to an OS update, I had 40 days of uptime.