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"Apple doesn't care about the Mac" There are two different arguments here: 1) Apple axed xserve and basically made it a risk to depend on osx servers (they ma
by niggler 14y ago
"Apple doesn't care about the Mac"
There are two different arguments here:
1) Apple axed xserve and basically made it a risk to depend on osx servers (they may decide to axe the mac pro without warning). This is a legitimate argument.
2) The OS feels more consumer based and buggy. I think osx coasted on the lack of popularity for years (if you are writing malware, are you going to target a small mac population or the wide windows population?) and the market penetration is improving. So what we are seeing now is the world adjusting to the idea that osx is a more popular OS.
- nirvana 14y agoIf OS X hasn't advanced as much as people would like, I suspect that has a lot to do with iOS sucking up a large portion of Apple's developer resources. However they are over that hump and over the past 2 years with Mountain Lion they're moving faster on OS X than they have in the past. IF they keep to what they said they intended to do, we'll have the follow on to Mountain Lion announced pretty soon.