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The counterpoint is that doing these releases means having to roll out 100 changes at once instead of trickling them out continuously The reason people hate up
by rtpg 9y ago
The counterpoint is that doing these releases means having to roll out 100 changes at once instead of trickling them out continuously
The reason people hate upgrading is half "losing features", half "everything breaks". Imagine if they rolled out changes continuously?
- netheril96 9y agoYeah, Win 10 and Arch Linux are poster children for "everything just works".
- rtpg 9y agowell... Chrome updates all the time (version 50 now, can you believe it?) I haven't used Win 10, but even Win 8 was pretty good for me (crashed less than Sierra + the new MBP).
- kartickv 9y agoI don't want even more updates to apply. It's a nuisance. And most of the time they don't make things better for me in any appreciable way.
- cat199 9y ago... but you also get people like us fawning to find out 'whats next' and the associated big press hype that accompanies such an event..