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From a user perspective, this release is super solid. I'm not going to be updating to Big Sur any time soon, but I'm running iOS 14 everywhere now and haven't h
by jackdeansmith 6y ago
From a user perspective, this release is super solid. I'm not going to be updating to Big Sur any time soon, but I'm running iOS 14 everywhere now and haven't had any trouble
- steffan 6y agoI've gone back and forth. I don't entirely regret running Big Sur, but it really doesn't offer any advantages to me. It's seemed more or less stable although I've had intermittent issues with Facetime not connecting to older devices. I've become more annoyed trying to develop on it though, and outside of iOS, I do my development mainly on Linux now.
- vaxman 6y agoIt has some big issues (first hand). Avoid for a while if you do mission/life critical work on your phone. As for some of the devs saying it is great, many of them have crappy apps. The top devs like Rambo are tweeting to avoid.
- tekknik 6y ago> The top devs like Rambo are tweeting to avoid. Who or what sanctioning body determines who is a “top dev”. I’m using it on my phone, have been for a bit, and have had no issues. Zero. I must be reachable at all times. So whoever Rambo is, is wrong.
- alfalfasprout 6y agoBig Sur was a huge speedup on my 2016 touchbar MBP.
- wittyreference 6y agoMy XS is running noticeably slower upon upgrading.