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I actually really like 10.14 - I'm kind of shocked you're still on Mavericks. My 2010 MBP (with upgraded SSD) still rocks 10.13 fine. What are you worried abo
by r00fus 7y ago
I actually really like 10.14 - I'm kind of shocked you're still on Mavericks. My 2010 MBP (with upgraded SSD) still rocks 10.13 fine.
What are you worried about losing with Yosemite+?
- lisper 7y agoiPhoto mainly. But also, in general, Mavericks Just Works for me so any change involves risk with very little potential payoff. I have a ton of apps that I rarely use, but I know they work. If I "upgrade" and next year I discover that this broke something that I only use once in a blue moon, now I'm totally hosed. Also, I just can't stand the new "flat look". It's just ugly and lazy. It feels like Windows. And the fact that I can't change it offends my sensibilities.
- r00fus 7y agoI use a bootable full-disk backup like CarbonCopyCloner and test rigorously for a few months. My only issue with older OS versions are security updates, as Apple for justifiable reasons doesn't provide security updates for 6 year old versions.