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I just ran ‘uptime’ on my Mac terminal. 194 days. I pretty much never reboot the thing. It’s just always stable, despite hundreds, maybe thousands, of sleep-wak
by jb1991 6y ago
I just ran ‘uptime’ on my Mac terminal. 194 days. I pretty much never reboot the thing. It’s just always stable, despite hundreds, maybe thousands, of sleep-wake cycles, usually a dozen apps open at one time, the thing is as stable now as it was when I rebooted it some six months ago.
I used to use windows, for a decade, and certainly never had any experience like that.
- kllrnohj 6y agoThe only time I ever reboot Windows 10 is to apply updates, which mac os also forces you to do. Windows doesn't even go down if a driver crashes anymore. Updates alone put my old macbook pro at lower availability than any of my windows or Linux systems since MacOS manages to have a uniquely slow update system. I don't get how major MacOS updates manages to be several times slower than fresh installs of Windows or Linux.