I find the attitude in the article troubling, as if the author is resistant to change. I can get staying on something because it works, and "if it aint broke,

I find the attitude in the article troubling, as if the author is resistant to change. I can get staying on something because it works, and "if it aint broke, don't fix it." I also will admit that I don't rush out to get the new version of Windows / MacOS anymore. I've skipped over a few. (But I really, really like Windows 11) But, in 1990s and early 2000s computing, a big thing you had to accept was that the technology you were using was going to be outdated soon; and that the new version will be different. Change was part of the bargain.