As an experienced problem manager, if a bug is rare, has little impact in the real world and is reported by a tiny number of users you issue a knowledge article to say you know about it and that you’re not fixing it. Then you crack on with fixing stuff that is impacting many people.
Let me assure you that you can also WORK and DEVELOP on a Mac. A Mac is more than a play thing.
Well, there's the problem right there. The perfect recipe for mediocrity.
My first (and Current) experience with Sonoma--which was the default install on my 2023 M2 Studio--directly parallels AZhappyjack's
This subjective impression is not intended to deprecate any others' subjective impression.
If I may be so bold, such feedback is in response to an inflammatory assertion (e.g., Teh Thesis (i.e., "Sonoma- The worst OS in human history?")).
Th OP served acerbic content, based-upon hear-say (without, it seems, direct experience). For that matter, the OP did not posit their Thesis with any specifics.
If I were to claim that "The Sky is Red", it would be my fervent hope that we not publicly devolve into the unruly specifics of whether my cones were developed with insufficiently-transcribed genetics (or--*gasp*--that said cones are entirely specific to only *my* eyes!)
If the Sky is--to all intents-and-purposes--Blue, it's entirely up to me to support my alternative Thesis
If you want perfection, it will cost you. Are you willing to pay?
Yes, but in fact, you already did.
True but if you want it entirely without bugs or features: at 100% rather than 80% that box will cost an eye watering amount of money, more than most people could afford.
Well, I'm a long time user of ECLIPSE (free). Now, professionals pay $2500 for a 'professional' version from IBM.
The way things have been going, this is correct.
the way what things are going? 🙄
Does he/she have Chinese, Russian or Iranian connections?
It's not Apple's software bugs that I'm talking about.
This is a reddit tier tactic. Unimpressive. No points awarded.
hmmm, not everyone would agree with that... which is also, the point...
I rather liked NT 3.1! I was my first sortie into domain based and corporate services. Although this was a brief interlude of a few years in a long Mac journey.
Yes I fancy a slimmed down modern operating system - particularly for those computers that just sit there woking away in this day of no apple server software
none of the apps i don't use intrude on my mac experience (ie siri, stage manager, desktop widgets, et al). i use what i need, work, play... and all is well. this seems great to me...
