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Same. From that headline I have no way of telling which is the oldest and which is the newest. Just put a damn number.

• alsetmusic 3y ago
  Even big cats I could keep track because I had a mental image of what they represented. Panther was an awesome release. And snow Leopard? Woooo!
  • therein 3y ago
    Even worse, internally they use California wines as codenames for the OS.
    • saagarjha 3y ago
      Not anymore.
      • therein 3y ago
        It's been a while since I left, good to hear, it was getting old. :)
    • manxman 3y ago
      Noooo… you mean there’s a Mac OS Bonnydoon floating around the Apple O-ring?
  • skhr0680 3y ago
    It helped that they did major releases only every 2-4 years. I think a new major release every year is too much, especially when the changes are things like "we rearranged the system preferences menu" or "new emoji"
    • basisword 3y ago
      I wish they went back to this. A two year release cycle, alternating iOS and macOS could result in much more polished software, and more meaningful updates. If they took their environmental stuff really seriously they could do a two year cycle with devices too, alternating iPhone's and iPad's. I guess everything is so tightly coupled on the software side that this probably isn't possible (at least the alternating part).