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Not an OSX user, but many of the complaints seem to stem from Apples crusade on filesystems. For many (even not power users) this can lead to data loss; you ope
by revelation 14y ago
Not an OSX user, but many of the complaints seem to stem from Apples crusade on filesystems. For many (even not power users) this can lead to data loss; you open a file and sketch out some changes, and everything was magically written to the disk without you ever noticing so now you can't get the old data back.
- nirvana 14y agoThis perspective is inaccurate. The auto-save feature is versioned, so if you want to go back to an eariler version, you can, and in fact, it's much easier. In the past if you made changes and saved the file, only the latest save was on the filesystme, now you can go back in history even past the last save. You're able to get old data back now in a way that you couldn't before... and can't on other systems. Whoever represented it as some sort of data loss was confused or lying.
- __david__ 14y ago> You're able to get old data back now in a way that you couldn't before... and can't on other systems. VMS would like a word with you. :-)