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> Some UI animations are slow and jittery - and this is on an M4 Pro On an M4 Pro! Pure planned obsecelence. Noticed it regularly with major MacOS releases. No
by gib444 8mo ago
> Some UI animations are slow and jittery - and this is on an M4 Pro
On an M4 Pro! Pure planned obsecelence. Noticed it regularly with major MacOS releases. Nothing will convince me otherwise.
- burgerone 8mo ago[flagged]
- teaearlgraycold 8mo agoYeah they should have bought the M5 Pro /s
- kdheiwns 8mo agoI got an M5 and it unfortunately had Tahoe preinstalled. Out of the box, Quicklook is choppy. My non-Tahoe M1 is buttery smooth. I don't know how Apple managed to ruin a feature that's been running smoothly for decades.
- Barbing 8mo agoYikes. That’s terrible (it’s a great feature[+]). [+]just discovered this, thanks Sindre who I always run into searching: https://github.com/sindresorhus/quick-look-plugins https://github.com/sindresorhus/quick-look-plugins (but I’m on Sequoia so they work perfectly!)
- Gigachad 8mo agoAnecdotally, I’ve had Tahoe installed for ages now and it runs perfectly smooth on my M1 Pro with an external 4k display as well.
- tonyedgecombe 8mo agoSame for me on a standard M1. The UI is degraded though.
- stevekemp 8mo agoI run a terminal, emacs, and firefox. That's about all I need to work/develop, and I've not noticed anything negative since the upgrade. I guess I'm not a power-user though.