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I'll stay w/ Sequoia as long as I can.
by moralestapia 12d ago
I'll stay w/ Sequoia as long as I can.
- gekoxyz 12d agoI am currently on Sonoma and I was considering to upgrade to get the things that I missed in these years. I think and hope that macOS 27 will be faster wrt Sonoma...
- ValentineC 12d agoI jumped from Ventura to Sequoia when 26 was first released, and I can safely say it's been around the same. I'd probably make a similar leap to 27 when 28 gets released.
- moralestapia 11d agoSequoia it's quite fast and stable. Also, I really really really abhor the new UI.
- dagi3d 12d agoI definitely wanted to skip Tahoe by any means and was reluctant about this new version. I recently installed it because the wm I was using (omniwm) wasn't compatible with Tahoe anymore so I had to choose. I have to say it has been completely usable to me after reducing the liquid glass thing as much as the system allows.
- lukifer 12d agoSame. In addition to UX regression, we’re two major revs in, there’s nothing that’s a compelling enough value-add to be worth the trade-off, let alone the risk of unexpected side effects on any OS upgrade. On my Xcode dev machine, I’ll be biting the bullet soon out of necessity, but my personal machine will stay Sequoia until they course-correct on “style over substance” (and not holding my breath).