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I have always maintained that the last release of OSX I needed was 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. This was back when Safari for Windows was still a thing. The headlining
by caleblloyd 4y ago
I have always maintained that the last release of OSX I needed was 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. This was back when Safari for Windows was still a thing. The headlining feature was full 64-bit support.
After that, they changed the default scrolling to "natural scrolling" to match the iPhone/iPad. The headlining features at WWDC became more about how they were bringing phone apps like iMessage and Calls over to OSX.
- klodolph 4y agoReleased in 2009, Snow Leopard was the last version of macOS before mobile took over everything. I agree that Snow Leopard is perhaps the best macOS release. Windows 7 came out around the same time and it was also excellent—almost as if the new smartphone industry just disrupted everything to hell. This was also a couple years before Gnome 3 came out.