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If you know of a shorter, more useful review, or are willing to tl;dr this for non-fanboys, please share.
by gmisra 13y ago
If you know of a shorter, more useful review, or are willing to tl;dr this for non-fanboys, please share.
- cwe 13y agoIn years past there have been reviews of this review, would that count?
- kristofferR 13y agotl;dr: It's great. Not much has changed in a major way, but there are improvements all around. The performance and battery life of the OS is much improved. It's free - and you should upgrade.
- laureny 13y ago> Not much has changed in a major way, but there are improvements all around. Seems to sum up Apple as a whole for these past couple of years, and probably for the foreseeable future as well.
- cake 13y agoYeah I'm stuck on os 10.6 because really nothing entices me in the next versions. I really wonder sometimes if Apple is not slowly dropping OS X in favor of iOS.
- dbecker 13y agotl;dr Mavericks isn't the name of a cat. This article would more appropriately be called a "rambling" than a "review"
- songgao 13y agooff topic: I would be more entertained by the name Sea Lion. Although Mavericks is a cool name too :-)
- rapind 13y agoMaverick's is dangerous.
- kennywinker 13y agoThe line between "rambling" and "detailed" is just how interesting you find the subject. If you're not interested in reading a 24 page review, you should probably not read a 24 page review.
- arrrg 13y agoI think you read only the first page? There are several, look at the bottom of the first one.
- username223 13y ago"willing to tl;dr this for non-fanboys" Herp, derp. Siracusa has been somewhere between critical and brutal toward the Finder (desktop slash file browser) since Mac OS X was born. He is also very well-known for being meticulous. Your comment reflects poorly on you.
- gmisra 13y agoMy implication was that sitting through and reading all 24 pages of this review did not seem like a reasonable use of time for a non-fanboy. Taking casual cheap shots at strangers from behind a meaningless alias reflects on you as well.
- smackfu 13y agoThe whole point of these reviews is to dig into the minor features, and to explain the technical side of the marketing buzzwords.
- maguay 13y agoI'm biased because I wrote it myself, but our Mac.AppStorm review is 1/3rd the length and mostly focuses on what's new in the OS: http://mac.appstorm.net/reviews/os-x-reviews/everything-you-need-to-know-about-os-x-mavericks/ http://mac.appstorm.net/reviews/os-x-reviews/everything-you-...