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I held out. Then I upgraded my work laptop to test it out. Then my phone. Now my personal laptop. I actually like it. Everything is snappier. The glass effec
by brandonmenc 7mo ago
I held out.
Then I upgraded my work laptop to test it out. Then my phone. Now my personal laptop.
I actually like it.
Everything is snappier. The glass effects are not nearly as annoying as I expected.
ymmv
- techacolyte42 7mo agoI got a work computer that was on Sonoma and had to update. Was prepared to be angry, especially after the time spent updating, and then it's eh, fine. The picture of Lake Tahoe makes me happy.
- nottorp 7mo agoHmm. You get to see the desktop picture. You only run one application at a time and close it when finished then? I suppose Tahoe's performance regressions wouldn't count then.
- yearolinuxdsktp 7mo agoYour passive-aggressive comment doesn’t deserve a response, but I’ll bite. You see the desktop picture when you walk up to the Mac to unlock it, or immediately after you lock it before walking away. Or momentarily when you use Exposé or move windows out of the way to access files on the desktop. Or if you are running multiple monitors, it’s common to clear out a side monitor or half of one for a new window/different app. And I have more windows open than a Microsoft test lab.