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Even 15 years ago the common knowledge was to never upgrade to major versions of Apple software, and wait for a .2 release, at least. However, these days it se
by troupo 2y ago
Even 15 years ago the common knowledge was to never upgrade to major versions of Apple software, and wait for a .2 release, at least.
However, these days it seems that even point releases only introduce new bugs in the rush to deliver late features, and rarely address any issues
- baq 2y agoI have to disagree. Sequoia .0 was spectacularly broken and .1 is a very noticeable improvement. …of course I’d rather stay on Sonoma if I could go back in time…
- badgersnake 2y agoIT departments installing MDM trashware which forces upgrades is the problem.
- mh- 2y agoAnd the compliance-industrial complex that incentivizes/forces that behavior.