I would like Safari fixed of its bugs, iTunes to be overhauled, UI animations (especially transparency) being less graphically intensive, the OS reversed of its dumb'd-down aspects, and no further bloating.
Honestly, Mac OS IS actually becoming the 'baby OS' Winblows users have been calling it since 1984. Not only that, it's rather buggy still and certain applications (like iTunes & Safari) have been ruined. I appreciate the fact that they decided to - for the first time in a while - focus on speed improvements again, beginning with El Capitan, but the transparency feature in the OS proves to be graphically intensive. All UI lag is gone once I disable transparency... and I hate doing so because it feels like I am stripping the OS to its minimum. But, no, I can't touch anything beyond that because the OS is so locked down now.
Snow Leopard was the last impressive version of Mac OSX. Mountain Lion was good as well, but things had already started becoming bad then.
BTW, I don't condone the release of yet ANOTHER new OS and another version dismissed. Since all Cook cares about is money, he's purposefully releasing new versions of Mac OSX every year, in hopes that it will (and it does) push older models into obsolescence. Why not just fix El Capitan and keep it for a while?
[doublepost=1460791807][/doublepost]So how does the rest of the dock look? Also, are there any added UI theme options?
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More cowbell.
Honestly, I miss the color tagging. They used to encompass the entire text of files and folders. Now they're just dots. Some things Apple just changes for the sake of change.
Exactly! I never used the dumb tags for their names either; it was nice that the color would encompass the entire piece of text - that way, it was as if I could have certain files 'highlighted,' so as to mark their importance and such. Also, the fact that we've had gray Finder icons for the past however many years is extremely aggravating. The UI designers are assuming that we're gonna want to look at a tiny icon or view the text in order to make our selection; however, in previous versions of Mac OSX, the fact that the icons were colored made it much easier for me to identify them without even having to focus much on the text or icon itself. They seriously need to revoke these stupid Finder sidebar icons.
Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg, in regards to things Apple should fix about their operating system. It's still miles ahead of any other OS, but it's essentially a new feat of degradation each darn time a new OS is released (which is now every freaking year). Mac OS may finally become the 'toy' OS that Winblows users have been calling it for the past 30+ years.
