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I know I sound like an old crank, but I've been a Mac user since 1984. And the last MacOS version that I completely trusted as being loyal to my needs and workf
by dreamcompiler 9y ago
I know I sound like an old crank, but I've been a Mac user since 1984. And the last MacOS version that I completely trusted as being loyal to my needs and workflow was Snow Leopard. Every later version has felt like it was really Apple's OS and I was just borrowing it.
- martinald 9y agoTotally agree. I used to be excited about upgrading MacOS; now I absolutely dread it. I only upgrade when Xcode etc doesn't work on old OS anymore. Until 10.13.3 I could barely use my MBP; horrendous graphical corruption issues. How this can happen I have no idea.
- callalex 9y agoIt’s certainly no coincidence that the last version of OS X that you could buy with money (be a customer) was Lion, which marked the beginning of a decline.