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Totally agree! I really hope Apple does another modern Snow Leopard type of update with no new features -- just optimizations. Although, going from Big Sur on a

• saagarjha 6y ago
  Remember Mojave?
  • Wowfunhappy 6y ago
    Actually, Mojave was noticeably slower on my older Macbook Air. I suspect because they switched the UI to use Metal for everything. I would have used High Sierra as the example.
  • icedchai 6y ago
    Remember it? I'm still running Mojave on my iMac! I do keep it updated. I prefer the ability to run older 32-bit stuff, and have one old app I haven't upgraded.
    • Smoosh 6y ago
      Me also. I'm holding off because if I upgrade my scanner driver will be obsoleted and I'll have to buy a new scanner. I hate throwing away perfectly good hardware. When I have the time I'll try to set up a scanner station using a Raspberry Pi and some FOSS software to drive the scanner.
      • ValentineC 6y ago
        Have you tried VueScan? They seem to support plenty of scanners, including my Canon P208 [1] which required Canon's proprietary capture software before. [1] https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/canon_p_208.html https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/canon_p_208.html
  • ecommerceguy 6y ago
    I've recently upgraded to mojave from el capitan and i must say i hate it.