From this thread I read that Yosemite and High Sierra was crappy: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/why-is-high-sierra-so-horrible.2116377/
"Well, Yosemite was a crappy OS too. I witnessed it destroy the performance of my macbook and my roommates too. From the fluid Mavericks to sluggish Yosemite it was a serious difference.
The yearly release is not working and I'm also starting to second guess their testing team. I also don't understand how 30 seconds boot got passed as fine.
High Sierra can't even be handled by iMac Pro. I recorded a video in a store when maximising a window to show how it stutters. Posted it on reddit apple and here. You know what I got on reddit? Denial and even post removed, also "people are downvoting you because of your attitude". It's unbelievable, people are just refusing to believe High Sierra is crap in general because they paid a lot of money for their computer."
From my experience with High Sierra on my iMac (27, 2017) it really was crappy mainly because of the constant disconnecting of the bluetooth keyboard and mouse. When I moved up to Mojave, the bluetooth problem stopped, but another problem of taking too long to wake up the computer started, but it eventually went away (Possibly from me tinkering with something in System Preferences, but I was never sure why the problem went away.
So if I upgrade my Mavericks 2014 MBP to Sierra (not wanting to risk the slow wakeup problem by going to Mojave), would Sierra have bluetooth connectivity problem like I experienced in High Sierra?
"Well, Yosemite was a crappy OS too. I witnessed it destroy the performance of my macbook and my roommates too. From the fluid Mavericks to sluggish Yosemite it was a serious difference.
The yearly release is not working and I'm also starting to second guess their testing team. I also don't understand how 30 seconds boot got passed as fine.
High Sierra can't even be handled by iMac Pro. I recorded a video in a store when maximising a window to show how it stutters. Posted it on reddit apple and here. You know what I got on reddit? Denial and even post removed, also "people are downvoting you because of your attitude". It's unbelievable, people are just refusing to believe High Sierra is crap in general because they paid a lot of money for their computer."
From my experience with High Sierra on my iMac (27, 2017) it really was crappy mainly because of the constant disconnecting of the bluetooth keyboard and mouse. When I moved up to Mojave, the bluetooth problem stopped, but another problem of taking too long to wake up the computer started, but it eventually went away (Possibly from me tinkering with something in System Preferences, but I was never sure why the problem went away.
So if I upgrade my Mavericks 2014 MBP to Sierra (not wanting to risk the slow wakeup problem by going to Mojave), would Sierra have bluetooth connectivity problem like I experienced in High Sierra?
