Yeah and he didn't write about it until after Marco Arment and others did. Hence why I said jumping on the bandwagon. Or maybe piling on is a better phrase. Of course there are others like Rene Ritchie who, in my opinion, have a more thoughtful view of the situation. The opposite of Marco Arment's it's getting worse and will never get better view.
What I am wondering is how bad the bug fest is. I am mildly annoyed, mainly, or only due to wifi issues, which I find amazing as its old tech. But, how bad is the bugfest? Are we all dealing with bugs daily? Its like the whiners ranting about fixing Windows daily, thats rubbish. There are some issues, but some of these seem pretty niche, and some are not bugs they are UI design issues that some users dont like. A level of this bugfest is an unrealistic expectation, and a SJ transition to TC reason to complain? Why is stuff like dumbing down Photos etc mentioned, thats not a bug or an issue, its by design, another topic.
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I'm fairly happy with Yosemite, though the Mac Mini I'm typing on right now, is on Mavericks and I have no plans on upgrading it - its a 2009, and performance is good.
My rMBP is running 10.10, and so far its been good.
My experience also, and I find iOS8 fine