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Given that the industry is trying to retire USB-A for good, this doesn't seem likely.
by area51org 2y ago
Given that the industry is trying to retire USB-A for good, this doesn't seem likely.
- bsder 2y agoUSB-A is, in fact, the thing that drove me off of Apple for good. There is a decent minority of people for whom USB-A eventually stops working and requires a reboot to restore. The dongle doesn't matter. The dock doesn't matter. The device doesn't matter. Software updates do not fix it. The thread on it is 40+ pages when Apple closes it and then another 40+ page thread on it reappaears. The problem is an OS problem. I can pinpoint precisely the OS update that caused it. Apple does not care and will not fix it. Fine, I get it. So I left for Linux and never looked back.