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As a MacBook owner MacOS feels like abandonware to me. When I reboot into Bootcamp and Windows 10 I feel like I'm using a machine 10 years in the future.
by chewyland 8y ago
As a MacBook owner MacOS feels like abandonware to me.
When I reboot into Bootcamp and Windows 10 I feel like I'm using a machine 10 years in the future.
- zimpenfish 8y agoWhereas when I boot my games box into Windows 10 and it sits there saying "Applying updates" for 45 minutes before rebooting and then thrashing itself into unusability for another 45-60 minutes doing ... something ... I feel like I'm being trolled by MS.
- consp 8y agoI have the same experience with the force upgrades of OSX (due to xcode). Download is big, require massive 21G of free space, takes ages to update on older MBPs, everything gets more sluggish after the update and crashes more often...
- dep_b 8y agoThat's just once per year? Microsoft throws away all of your open work at least every month. NSDocument alone is 25% of the reason I stay with macOS.
- H1Supreme 8y agoI haven't used XCode in a while, but I was always amazed when I had to download the entire, massive, application every update. Android Studio has fairly consistent updates that are around 150-500mb on average.
- highace 8y agoYou can turn this off. I haven't done an update in at least a year.
- natch 8y agoWow. So you don’t apply security patches? Or am I not understanding what you are saying?
- rikkus 8y agoAnd then proceeds to show you adverts