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macOS 10.16 is all about tools and maturity

26 points by makecheck 6y ago

Hamuko 6y ago
>10.16 is all about tools and maturity >I can’t promise you any sneak preview of what it will announce there, but here are my personal thoughts as to what it must get right this time. Isn't that "should be" then?
- duskwuff 6y ago
  Or perhaps even just "these are the features I personally want it to include". I'm mystified by the way the author makes the jump from "I want this" to "Apple will definitely do this".
- ripley12 6y ago
  Yes, this is a terrible clickbait headline. I opened it expecting more than some guy's wish-list.
- floatingatoll 6y ago
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Gys 6y ago
> ...my personal thoughts as to what it must get right this time Let us hope Apple finally listens ;-)
- Koshkin 6y ago
  Sometimes I do get the feeling that they are listening to my thoughts.
theDoug 6y ago
Maybe it is. I feel like this is the narrative on every second cycle since 10.6 (Snow Leopard, to 10.5's Leopard), that "this" is the one where things get more reliable and nature.
- bdcravens 6y ago
  This seems to be pretty deep in Apple's DNA, extending (usually) to their hardware (iPhones with "S" models, iPads seem to follow it loosely, AirPods, etc)
- m463 6y ago
  They used to do this with even/odd releases - one doing features, one doing bugs, but I am uncertain if they do that any more. Things SHOULD be getting more reliable if they just keep retiring older machines :)
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jmeyer2k 6y ago
I have a problem on the brand new Mac (2 different ones, after getting a replacement) where USB A devices stop working every few hours and don't work until a reboot. I've tried 4 different USB hubs including Apple's own USB-C to USB-A connector. I've tried different computers, keyboards, mice. Nothing works. After about a month of back and forth with Apple, they finally admitted it was an operating system bug. I can't debug it or even view USB requests because Apple has now locked everything down. The internal display sometimes doesn't work until I restart. USB devices on the brand new MacBook Pro 13" do not work for more than a few hours. Apple does not care about macOS. Here's a thread of other people with the same issue: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/gp5b1z/usb_20_issues_on_new_macbook_pro_13_2020/ https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/gp5b1z/usb_20_issues_o...

26 points by makecheck 6y ago

>10.16 is all about tools and maturity >I can’t promise you any sneak preview of what it will announce there, but here are my personal thoughts as to what it must get right this time. Isn't that "should be" then?

duskwuff 6y ago
Or perhaps even just "these are the features I personally want it to include". I'm mystified by the way the author makes the jump from "I want this" to "Apple will definitely do this".
ripley12 6y ago
Yes, this is a terrible clickbait headline. I opened it expecting more than some guy's wish-list.
floatingatoll 6y ago
I'm emailing your comment to the moderators so that they change it, using the footer Contact link.

Gys 6y ago

> ...my personal thoughts as to what it must get right this time Let us hope Apple finally listens ;-)

Koshkin 6y ago
Sometimes I do get the feeling that they are listening to my thoughts.

theDoug 6y ago

Maybe it is. I feel like this is the narrative on every second cycle since 10.6 (Snow Leopard, to 10.5's Leopard), that "this" is the one where things get more reliable and nature.

bdcravens 6y ago
This seems to be pretty deep in Apple's DNA, extending (usually) to their hardware (iPhones with "S" models, iPads seem to follow it loosely, AirPods, etc)
m463 6y ago
They used to do this with even/odd releases - one doing features, one doing bugs, but I am uncertain if they do that any more. Things SHOULD be getting more reliable if they just keep retiring older machines :)

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jmeyer2k 6y ago

I have a problem on the brand new Mac (2 different ones, after getting a replacement) where USB A devices stop working every few hours and don't work until a reboot. I've tried 4 different USB hubs including Apple's own USB-C to USB-A connector. I've tried different computers, keyboards, mice. Nothing works. After about a month of back and forth with Apple, they finally admitted it was an operating system bug. I can't debug it or even view USB requests because Apple has now locked everything down. The internal display sometimes doesn't work until I restart. USB devices on the brand new MacBook Pro 13" do not work for more than a few hours. Apple does not care about macOS. Here's a thread of other people with the same issue: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/gp5b1z/usb_20_issues_on_new_macbook_pro_13_2020/ https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/gp5b1z/usb_20_issues_o...