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I won’t downvote you, but this are just a bunch of random assertions. I’ve upgraded to High Sierra, no problems. Done all the ios updates, no problems. Apple w
by valuearb 9y ago
I won’t downvote you, but this are just a bunch of random assertions. I’ve upgraded to High Sierra, no problems. Done all the ios updates, no problems.
Apple was constantly dealing with quality issues while Jobs was alive. Remember AntennaGate? Apple has more products and customers than ever now, meaning more anecdotal complaints than ever.
And no one uses the Mac App store, so no problems.
- akulbe 9y agoAt current count, there are 718 people that have reported having these issues with instability on High Sierra. Are you going to dismiss all of them, as quickly as you're dismissing the person you responded to?
- valuearb 9y agoHow many million users does High Sierra have?
- akulbe 9y agoYou're missing the point again, completely. Your experience does not negate that of all the other folks who are reporting issues.
- valuearb 9y agoYou keep swinging and missing. My great experience with High Sierra doesn't negate others negative experiences, but they are both just anecdotal evidence and not meaningful measures. 700 users who suffer from problems are super motivated to speak up, millions of users having a great experience have no reason to create and post on lengthy threads about how great High Sierra is.
- EGreg 9y agoNo one uses the Mac App Store?? First of all many people do. And second, isn't that there aren't MORE people a problem for Apple? How are people supposed to get apps for their Macs? Download from random websites? How do updates happen?
- valuearb 9y agoYes. Developers would rather distribute outside of Mac app store.