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Presumably because they seem to believe the latest warnings to be enough, and that the number of real affected users to be low enough to not outweigh the securi
by MissTake 3y ago
Presumably because they seem to believe the latest warnings to be enough, and that the number of real affected users to be low enough to not outweigh the security benefits.
I myself, for example, have had zero issues with this release. Granted I’m still on Intel on my 2019 MBP, but I seriously stress it out with multiple JetBrains IDEs running, building with Podman and even running Postgres locally. Last I rebooted was when I patched 3 days after the release.
Yes, I’m lucky that I’m not using an Apple Silicon machine, and yes, I’d be seriously pissed if my workflow was killed as a result of the Java issue - so I’m not minimizing the anger and annoyance here.
But in the great scheme of things, being brutally honest, I’d have to ask how many users in total does that bug affect compared to all Apple Silicon users?
- dangus 3y agoWell, bugs with this release affect probably every Minecraft Java Edition user on Apple Silicon, which happens to be the most popular game of all time. It’s affecting me intermittently, enough to be very annoying. My game crashes as I try to enter the world most of the time. Once it works it tends to remain stable for the play session.