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> All in all: Yes, both releases were shit if you ask me and that's coming from someone who loves Apple products and owns quite a few of them. Thanks! I have s

by geekam 12y ago

> All in all: Yes, both releases were shit if you ask me and that's coming from someone who loves Apple products and owns quite a few of them. Thanks! I have similar thought and I have not even updated to Yosemite! Just the sheer amount of issues I read about online and my iOS disasters lead me to believe that Apple's entire update across the suite of products was not what it used to be. I left the Windows land to get the stable and tested products and updates. If I have to be locked down tremendously and face the issues I used to face with Windows, I might as well just use something where most of my development is - Linux.

joshstrange 12y ago
Couldn't agree more. I love linux for servers and work with linux servers all day long but I don't like linux desktop or app selection as much. I think there is something to be said for using a beautiful interface and apps everyday and I haven't really seen anything in the linux world that come anywhere close (without HOURS AND HOURS of playing with configs). I bought into Apple for *nix environment that "just worked (tm)" if they push another bad OS X release then I'll have to seriously consider linux again...