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No I won't, I spend the day downgrading my machine back to El Capitan (first time I've ever done an OS downgrade). Also, unless things improve rapidly, my next
by CJefferson 10y ago
No I won't, I spend the day downgrading my machine back to El Capitan (first time I've ever done an OS downgrade).
Also, unless things improve rapidly, my next machine won't be a mac.
- nicky0 10y agoYou were so offended by lack of new features that you actually downgraded? I suspect there must be more to it than that.
- CJefferson 10y agoNo, I downgraded because cocoa builds of emacs randomly crash (fixed in git head), as does TeXShop (not obviously fixed yet). Also some other apps weren't running because of gatekeeper changes I didn't bother to investigate seriously. The lack of new features meant that I had no motivation to try to fix my problems / run git heads of software / figure out gatekeeper.
- tracker1 10y agoMy El Capitan upgrade failed, and I wound up having to do a clean wipe and install... Which wasn't too bad, except I happened to be on vacation, and the wireless where I was staying went out and did the install tethered to my phone (that was an expensive phone bill).
- nicolas_t 10y agoEver since an upgrade to yosemite corrupted my partition, I never ever do upgrades on vacations (nor do I upgrade when it's just out)... I don't trust Apple's QA enough
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- pier25 10y agoI'm also seriously considering moving away from macOS after a decade. The hardware situation is ridiculous and macOS isn't as stable and streamlined as it used to be.