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Apple really needs to have a "maintenance year" for software - where the majority of work is fixing bugs and simplifying complicated features, and minimal new f
by diebeforei485 7y ago
Apple really needs to have a "maintenance year" for software - where the majority of work is fixing bugs and simplifying complicated features, and minimal new features are added beyond those necessary to support new hardware.
I personally had so many bugs with Catalina that I decided to just wipe my device and start afresh with a clean install of Catalina off a USB stick. It helped a great deal, but I still have some bugs.
It looks like a lot of testing at Apple is done on either clean builds, or a simple upgrade from a year ago (while most real-life users have 3-4 upgrades stacked on each other)
- discordance 7y agoAh, yes just like 10.6.8: Snow Leopard. No new features. The best Mac OS I’ve used. Those were the days.
- huebomont 7y agoSnow Leopard is such rose-colored-glasses nostalgia. That release was buggy as hell too and only came to be the "rock-solid" release that people love after like 8 months of bugfixes and patches.