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>Ive been using macs for 11 years, probably half a dozen in that time. Ive never had a problem with crashing. And the usual uptime is months. If I stick to web
by callmeal 5y ago
>Ive been using macs for 11 years, probably half a dozen in that time. Ive never had a problem with crashing. And the usual uptime is months.
If I stick to web browsing I can have uptime in months too. But as soon as I start up xcode and run the simulator, then I consider myself exteremly lucky if I don't have to reboot (manually or spontaneously) every other day. And forget trying to run the simulator and any video activity on a browser - that seems to be a recipe for instant browser freezes (at least on this 2019 16" macbook pro).
- Arcanum-XIII 5y agoUsing docker, xcode, clang, rust I got uptime in months. My only complaint is that Docker is dog slow when working with files exchange.
- marcellus23 5y agoThe long and short of it seems to be (as it often is) that some people are seeing problems and some aren't, and without any real data, we're all just guessing about how prevalent the issues are. FWIW, I can't remember the last time I had my Mac crash, either my M1 work machine or my personal Intel. Uptime is regularly measured in weeks.