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That's kind of terrifying. It's hard to understand how that could be possible in a modern OS.
by mkl 7y ago
That's kind of terrifying. It's hard to understand how that could be possible in a modern OS.
- pavlov 7y agoApple’s code quality is way down. The OS has become more complex and distributed due to ambitious projects like userspace drivers and the separate “T” CPU that manages Touch Bar and security functions; yet they don’t seem to invest in stability versus churning out a release every autumn, damn the bugs and torpedoes. For me, Mojave on a 2017 15” MBP crashes hard about once a week. I remember Windows 98 being roughly as stable. It’s immensely disappointing.
- Havoc 7y ago>For me, Mojave on a 2017 15” MBP crashes hard about once a week. That's insane. Think I've seen one crash on my windows machines this year
- foepys 7y agoMy Windows PC at work didn't have a working start menu and task bar for about 3 weeks. Since the newest update I can at least use them now but search is still broken. It's a known bug and the only workaround right now is to re-enable Bing search in the start menu which I cannot do due to company policy. Windows is just as bad.
- reddotX 7y agosame with Ubuntu, it's rock solid
- jammygit 7y agoMy father in laws windows laptop doesn’t crash, but slows down so much it’s unusable every windows update. He gave me his laptop to fix it recently and it took 6 hours to get the update through before it sped up again. We’re buying him a used MacBook now
- hu3 7y agoAbout 20 coworkers use Windows 10. Only one crash in 2 years.
- skohan 7y agoFWIW I'm also running Mojave on a 2017 15" MBP and I can't remember the last time it's crashed. It's probably been months since I even restarted it.
- p0nce 7y agoIf you use all 3 desktop OS, it doesn't take very long to notice macOS has the worst code quality.
- Yuioup 7y agoFor me, Apple in 2019 is a has been.