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I think the iOS "developer previews" have shown that even if you label something as being "unstable and just for developers" you'll still end up with thousands

by 542458 10y ago

I think the iOS "developer previews" have shown that even if you label something as being "unstable and just for developers" you'll still end up with thousands upon thousands of people with no idea what they're doing running it anyways and subsequently being vocally horrified that not everything works perfectly.

dawnerd 10y ago
The difference is those people would now have to build hardware instead of just opening itunes and hitting install. You really think those users could get past the bios setup stage?
- danieldk 10y ago
  people would now have to build hardware No, all kinds of companies will start offering machines as 'ready for macOS', and we'll see the same problems.
runjake 10y ago
Hence why Apple implemented the Public Beta program. And it seems to work just fine.