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I always figured they stuck with 10 because they wanted to change upgrade cycle/business model, and MacOS is stuck at 10 too so they won’t be “behind.” Then we
by marricks 5y ago
I always figured they stuck with 10 because they wanted to change upgrade cycle/business model, and MacOS is stuck at 10 too so they won’t be “behind.”
Then we got MacOS 11 and, well, here we are.
- bombcar 5y ago99% of it is this I suspect. And the other 99% is a backlog of "breaking" changes they wanted to implement.
- Joeri 5y agoYup, it makes total sense to me that apple went to 11 so microsoft also had to. Then they probably looked around to see what they could put in a windows 11 and bit off too much. The deadline likely was set in stone from the start, and that’s why it looks like a rush job.
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