Quality or rather attitude. Back then, each release felt like it had a meaning for the consumers. Time machine, quick look, better dock all somehow made it in a

Quality or rather attitude. Back then, each release felt like it had a meaning for the consumers. Time machine, quick look, better dock all somehow made it in a single update and Leopard was fine for me, never felt unstable and Snow Leopard even makes it faster and more lightweight. I was amazed how a newer OS could do that after using Windows for quite a while. And today, I don't know what kind of difference I'm seeing from about the last 4 macOS releases except given OS names I can't even remember compared to simple animal names. I just update because apps stop working on older releases but not for the OS. iBooks, iTunes Store, App Store, you name it, the quality is amazingly low and never gets better. Just tells how the managements don't care to deliver quality products that I lost hope of them to put the quality back, just hoping they would just keep it at this level. And they can't even keep up releasing all their hardware lineup like they used to, even let go of some good ones like routers and obviously I've stopped watching their keynotes as it's just boring these days. Current attitude is not "make something good" but "keep investors feel good" but I guess everyone knew this was going to happen.