His post seems a bit optimistic to me. Re-adding a bunch of features removed from a software product (presumably for some reason -- a huge underlying architect

His post seems a bit optimistic to me. Re-adding a bunch of features removed from a software product (presumably for some reason -- a huge underlying architecture change?) is a much more difficult thing to come up with a timeline for than the relatively minor changes made for his other examples were. Apple may respond to the outcry against Final Cut Pro X, but I doubt it'll do much in the way of making promises of exactly what features will be back and exactly when.