I agree that the Mac trajectory wasn’t that great during the last decade with a lot of misfires. However, the most recent Mac picture is much more positive: Nea

I agree that the Mac trajectory wasn’t that great during the last decade with a lot of misfires. However, the most recent Mac picture is much more positive: Nearly the whole lineup is up to date, they butterly keyboard is out, many questionable design decisions were rolled back. I get that after nearly a decade of disappointment that‘s not enough to rebuild trust completely and there is still more than enough to be critical of, however the most recent positive moves to make me cautiously optimistic. Plus: Apple has managed these transitions extremely well in the past. That‘s something they are (or at least were) good at. Here they could also be helped by the fact that these transition times usually put any other extreme experiments on pause. I don’t expect Apple to switch out the CPU and also offer up a radical redesign (where they can make many wrong decisions), at least not across the product line. They also didn’t do that for the Intel transition.