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There is also the fact that a point upgrade in OSX is almost never as significant as a new Microsoft OS, that MS provides free service packs, and that (IIRC) ap
by polshaw 14y ago
There is also the fact that a point upgrade in OSX is almost never as significant as a new Microsoft OS, that MS provides free service packs, and that (IIRC) apple allows upgrades to multiple macs with one purchase. So, really, they need to be assessed on their own merit.
- rbanffy 14y agoSince the first OSX, all upgrades were point upgrades and all of them were very significant. They were also more frequent than Windows upgrades.
- Mythbusters 14y agoYou put point upgrades and significant in the same sentence. Just saying...
- rbanffy 14y agoThe upgrade between Snow Leopard and Lion was a point upgrade. Every OSX release is a 10.x release.