>> Mac OS X 10.9 (aka the last good version of macOS) >I think the author is exaggerating here. Mojave is quite fine now, and relatively well supported. It de

>> Mac OS X 10.9 (aka the last good version of macOS) >I think the author is exaggerating here. Mojave is quite fine now, and relatively well supported. It depends _why_ the author thinks 10.9 was the last good version of macOS. You seem to be referring to patches or stability. I suspect the author is referring to the UI. 10.9 Mavericks was the last one with skeumorphic conceptual design, and which used the Aqua look (gel buttons etc) rather than flat design. 10.10 introduced flat UI and removed most skeumorphic interaction. I have to admit I'm sympathetic to their viewpoint. From both a UI and a UX point of view, I deeply miss older macOS.