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This post seems like a sensible and fair summary of the current situation for users who can't upgrade yet. There's also a group of users (myself included) who d

This post seems like a sensible and fair summary of the current situation for users who can't upgrade yet. There's also a group of users (myself included) who don't want to upgrade. In my case, I'm very familiar with iTunes and I don't want to switch to a new, untested music app with a different UI.

ultrarunner 7y ago
I do, but I’m not ready to abandon obscure bits of software from years ago that accomplish one complicated task and therefore have no current maintainer. I’ve been too busy to devise a game plan for this, and in the meantime Mojave is running fine. I wonder if the music app will run on Mojave
tonyedgecombe 7y ago
This just shows you can't please everybody, iTunes has to be the most complained about piece of software from Apple.
- ValentineC 7y ago
  > iTunes has to be the most complained about piece of software from Apple Apple seems to have moved most of the iOS maintenance functionality from iTunes over to iOS itself. Personally, I have an iCloud storage plan, and I don't use iTunes regularly anymore except when upgrading phones.
- Marsymars 7y ago
  Sure, but the podcast management for my iPod Nano on Catalina is dreadful, to the point where I gave up and switched to using my Android phone for podcasts.
olliej 7y ago
Re: iTunes - seriously I thought the old “one app does everything” was annoying but “let’s have multiple apps for each type of media” is far worse. All I think anyone wanted was to remove the iDevice setup and sync stuff from iTunes. I’d also kill to have a preference to remove Apple Music from the top of the music management interface.