> You’re right. Apple is taking the Mac less seriously. It’s not like they just designed an entire line of processors just for the Mac and created laptops that

> You’re right. Apple is taking the Mac less seriously. It’s not like they just designed an entire line of processors just for the Mac and created laptops that are the fastest in the industry with three times the battery life. The Mac hardware is still taken seriously. The software is not, in the sense that the distinction between iOS and macOS (which I value) is being—not just negligently but intentionally—erased. (To be sure, there are people for whom that's a good thing, and maybe even objectively, on average, it's a good thing. But I think it's hard to argue that Apple as a company cares about what OS X used to be.)