In my experience, OS X has gotten strictly worse with every release since Snow Leopard. Spaces crippled for no reason, fullscreen apps forced to a separate spac

In my experience, OS X has gotten strictly worse with every release since Snow Leopard. Spaces crippled for no reason, fullscreen apps forced to a separate space for no reason, the already-large brightness/volume popups made nearly opaque (and not adjustable without major hacks), and everything's slower (the WindowServer process now spikes to 50%+ CPU usage for long periods, and no one can figure out why). In return, there hasn't been a single new feature that I care about. I only upgraded because more and more new software was requiring recent versions, and I'm kinda thinking it wasn't worth it. The stuff you list is nice if you're developing software for the Mac, I suppose. I can't get too excited about the prospect of better software when the underlying OS is getting steadily worse.