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I still remember the Snow Leopard 'No New Features' launch. Mac OS has been as buggy as ever lately, I'd welcome another 'no new features' release with open arm
by switz 6y ago
I still remember the Snow Leopard 'No New Features' launch. Mac OS has been as buggy as ever lately, I'd welcome another 'no new features' release with open arms.
- Q6T46nT668w6i3m 6y agoAn entirely new widget toolkit and an entirely new architecture is essentially the anti-Snow Leopard. :D
- GordonS 6y agoI was going to say something similar - I really wish they'd just slow.the.hell.down with the new releases, rather than continually changing things for what feels like the sake of it (and breaking more and more stuff along the way).
- ideals 6y agoThis is a side-effect of employment and raises being dependent on launching new features instead of improving existing features. Something certainly not exclusive to Apple.
- sys_64738 6y agoExcept they did introduce new features like the stacks view.
- lasagnaphil 6y agoPrecisely - this is the perfect opportunity for Apple to do a "no new shiny things" release, given that they are going through quite fundamental changes in their Mac architecture.
- tinus_hn 6y agoPerhaps they just undeleted Widgets from Mojave, it’s not like it’s a new idea