Good you do not hold a company-controlled macbook where they force you (after annoying you to death) to do OS upgrades that may break software they themselves p

Good you do not hold a company-controlled macbook where they force you (after annoying you to death) to do OS upgrades that may break software they themselves provide and require you to use. And then tell you to wait the next of apple's update or some fix because there is nothing they can do. At least windows updates usually do not break software. Unless something gets corrupted or wrong on the way and it does not boot to the OS at all, in which case good luck. Note that security updates are independent of the OS updates (or should be). There is no real excuse of forcing a user upgrade an OS version. Otherwise under personal use/control macbooks are great, though, in not forcing you do updates of annoy you to death about them.