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I actually don't think that would be unreasonable at all! Somebody might have important stuff in there, even if most people don't use it. I didn't know that th
by kristiandupont 14y ago
I actually don't think that would be unreasonable at all! Somebody might have important stuff in there, even if most people don't use it.
I didn't know that this feature was removed. I don't know where the release notes that you refer to are to be found, but this page http://www.apple.com/osx/whats-new/features.html http://www.apple.com/osx/whats-new/features.html doesn't mention it and neither did the two articles I read before upgrading. I wasn't using it so it doesn't matter to me but the more general point that I should check whether features that I rely on still exist doesn't make much sense. Of course, features are removed from time to time as they should be, but I do think that if that means removing data that I have created, I should have a warning or a way to export my data.
- greedo 14y agoAnd Apple doesn't aim to please everyone. Note the discontinuation of optical drives, of floppy drives, of hypercard etc. Most of the reviews I've read (particularly John Siracusa's) point out that the RSS functionality is gone. Now maybe we've gotten to a point where people are treating OSX upgrades in a cavalier fashion, but I think that's a mistake. I always wait a few days if not a week or so to let the early adopters experience the pain.