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As a fellow mac user: If you are rebooting your Mac for reasons other then system upgrade, something is wrong with your machine. I say this as someone who compi
by blago 16y ago
As a fellow mac user: If you are rebooting your Mac for reasons other then system upgrade, something is wrong with your machine. I say this as someone who compiles from source and runs server software on my mac almost every day. mogodb, apache, nodejs, mysql, tomcat is just the tip of the iceberg in the server department.
- technomancy 16y ago> If you are rebooting your Mac for reasons other then system upgrade, something is wrong with your machine Indeed; that is the point of the article. =)
- larsberg 16y agoOr you have made the grave, grave mistake of installing Adobe products on your machine.
- Derbasti 16y agoExcept for those who rely on Boot Camp for gaming. These people have to reboot whenever they want to switch from work mode to game mode.
- JoeAltmaier 16y agoMaybe app users experience this. I use a Mac Mini for development/test as an alternate platform. I have to reboot the dang thing every day or two. The development tools hang and screw up. The network drops and needs to be unplugged/plugged back in or rebooted. The debugger totally fails to breakpoint and only a reboot will fix it. I alternate between banging my head on the wall, and white-hot fury at the thing. Fortunately I only occasionally have to verify the code still runs there, and don't have to live in that environment.