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A service pack doesn't completely redesign how people interact with Windows, though. But OS X "service packs" tend to do just that. In fact, that was the auth
by sillysaurus3 12y ago
A service pack doesn't completely redesign how people interact with Windows, though. But OS X "service packs" tend to do just that. In fact, that was the author's frustration.
Seeing as OS X service packs also come out very frequently, whereas Windows are very rare, I'm not sure the two are comparable.
I should probably bow out now. I just thought it was interesting.
- ZoF 12y agoBow out if you will, but I've agreed with everything you've said thus far and don't think you made any false/slanderous/etc statements.
- tedunangst 12y agoI think the principle attribute that determines how long support lasts is the cost to get to the next supported version and not anything to do with feature differences. Apple made the decision to give away upgrades precisely so they could move people off old versions I suspect.
- lookrealclose 12y agoApple shill salty for days.