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It must be related to particular hardware combinations. We have 9 macs here of various ages on Yosemite with no problems. We had one machine go totally wonky f
by jakejake 11y ago
It must be related to particular hardware combinations. We have 9 macs here of various ages on Yosemite with no problems. We had one machine go totally wonky for a while, but it turned out to have a bad memory chip (off-brand memory upgrade that we did).
- m4x 11y agoOr hardware and software combinations. These posts seem to come up quite regularly and reliably generate a bunch of posts saying (a) "I have this problem; OS X has sucked since 10.X!", and (b) "I don't have a single one of the cited issues despite using the same hardware and software versions". It seems more likely that the issues are either caused by specific software that doesn't come with OS X or possibly by bad batches of hardware. In this case it sounds like Photos may be responsible. It would be better if people were able to identify the cause of the issue and file proper bug reports, rather than just berating OS X in general. Sometimes the issue isn't even a bug - for example I've seen many people complain about sleep/hibernate issues that are actually the result of Apple complying with an EU directive (see autopoweroff on https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/pmset.1.html https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin...)
- radley 11y agoSounds like you have a lab or studio, so you're not using the core apps. I've seen WAY too many problems in OSX & related apps.