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Good. Mac OS has become a richly productive bug farm, lately. I wonder if they'll ever get around to actually reading their bug reports, though...
by ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago
Good.
Mac OS has become a richly productive bug farm, lately.
I wonder if they'll ever get around to actually reading their bug reports, though...
- thr0waway001 1y agoYeah bro. For the first time I'm seriously considering adopting Linux as my personal desktop OS. I already use it at work for server stuff. So I'll get by. Maybe I'll miss some of the proprietary software, but that list of programs is quickly dwindling every year. At first I held back because of the ecosystem (i.e. still really liked iOS. But now that iOS is kinda sucking ass too, it makes it a much easier proposition.)
- glitchcrab 1y agoFWIW, I've been daily driving Linux and an iPhone for almost 13 years now and I've never really had any issues with it. Maybe it's because I've not experienced some of the integration in the ecosystem and so I don't know what I'm missing. I use Firefox as my browser across all devices so I can just share tabs via my account, and if I want to share text or files then LocalSend works just fine in lieu of Airdrop.
- WheatMillington 1y agoThis article is about iOS?
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoYeah, but one of the reasons for using the same number for all OSes, was because they want to tie them together a lot more. IOS is just as buggy as MacOS, but I don’t spend as much time in iOS, as I do, in MacOS.