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Then their definition of "support" certainly doesn't matches mine, macOS has a lot of bugs that never get fixed of which I have written before: https://ivanca.t
by mattigames 6y ago
Then their definition of "support" certainly doesn't matches mine, macOS has a lot of bugs that never get fixed of which I have written before: https://ivanca.tumblr.com/post/615979862803562496/15-flaws-of-the-macbook-pro-and-macos https://ivanca.tumblr.com/post/615979862803562496/15-flaws-o...
- kube-system 6y agoIf you find an OS without bugs, let me know.
- mattigames 6y agoThe bugs on Windows get fixed, the bugs on MacOS do not, and its the most ridiculous kind of bugs, like mouse freezing when an external turned off monitor is connected.
- kube-system 6y agoLike the 2 year old zero-day story posted yesterday? And that aside, MS does EOL products. And if you're frustrated with mouse or video bugs, I'd suggest you stay away from *nix OSes.
- oneplane 6y agoMouse doesn't freeze here. Bugs on Windows exist that were in Windows 2000 and still are in Windows 10. Just because your personal situation has issues doesn't mean the product has therefore be bad in everyone else's situation as well. At the same time: if you don't like the product, then why buy it? Just get something you like instead of complaining on how it's not to your liking. General problems should be repaired, but personal tastes are unlikely to get pushed out to everyone else just because you feel it must be a 'bug'.
- oneplane 6y agoThat's just a generic rant with maybe 2 or 3 actual problems. Overheating and previous generation bad keyboards are obviously not what is supposed to be what you get with the product (the hardware), but things like personal preferences on where buttons are located or a certain redundant field not being in a certain list and then ending it with a 'this must be poor engineering' note is just useless to make a general judgement about.