Not sure what you mean by "reboot to previous versions". My macbook can only boot Ventura after upgrading. If I wanted to boot Monterey, I'd have to wipe the dr

Not sure what you mean by "reboot to previous versions". My macbook can only boot Ventura after upgrading. If I wanted to boot Monterey, I'd have to wipe the drive and reinstall from scratch (or restore from backup). Also, every system has features that other systems don't have out of the box. The extreme 37gb example is already deduplicated and compressed (from over 100gb of data). Plus it doesn't require learning the user-unfriendly nix (which is absolutely necessary for debugging when things break).