Comment from David Emery
I'm really disappointed quality/bugfixes weren't the on-stage focus. Is Apple listening to the continuing gripes? (Last week I found the keyboard I've been using for years won't work on a brand-new...
View ArticleComment from Adam Engst
I'm not at all surprised Apple ignored the software quality issue - this is still a marketing event, and while they may occasionally poke fun at the previous version, they're not going to come out and...
View ArticleComment from Chris Kohuch
Any improvements to the new Photos app will be welcome. I expected a 'Pages' type approach with certain features missing from the initial release, but have been disappointed with the pace (can you say...
View ArticleComment from Mark3785
If this is an attempt at a Snow Leopardization of Yosemite, let's all, including Apple, remember that getting from 10.6 to 10.6.8 took 23 months. I'm no fan of OS updates on a yearly schedule and...
View ArticleComment from Jim
"...Apple’s prioritization of design and features over polish and stability"Please make that *alleged* prioritization. It's an opinion (even if shared by a whole lot of users). It's likely not an...
View ArticleComment from Ronnie
First of all, its too early to tout El Capitan as the next Snow Leopard!Snow Leopard was truly refined over its 7 updates to be - I said it! - the most stable of all the OS X releases till date. Its...
View ArticleComment from Jeff Hecht
Adding the ability to "swipe" messages in Mail sounds more like a bug to a feature to me. As a touch typist working on MacMini, I want keyboard controls, and don't use a touchscreen.
View ArticleComment from Michael Lever
As someone who is still using Snow Leopard - I have 3 iMacs - and happy with it, the details you have provided re this forthcoming OS is the first time that I would seriously consider updating.
View ArticleComment from JohnB (SciFiOne)
I await your review after it is released and the comments in TidBITS Talk.By October my Mini will be 3 yr old hardware. Considering I just had to revert the machine to Mavericks from Yosemite to get...
View ArticleComment from John Cooper
I'm using Yosemite on an Early 2011 MacBook Pro and find it runs better than it did under Mavericks.
View ArticleComment from John Cooper
Let's call it "apparent" prioritization. Prioritization isn't a crime to be alleged, but while outsiders can't prove that Apple worked more on design and features than it did on polish and stability,...
View ArticleComment from janesprando
Ditto! Snow Leopard has been the most stable OS I have used and do not want to upgrade. However, it is getting harder and harder for Safari to work on websites. I constantly get the warning that my...
View ArticleComment from B. Jefferson Le Blanc
Uh...Apple doesn't make a touch-screen computer. Swipe obviously (to me) refers to the touchpad on a laptop Mac or the free standing touch pad they sell as a mouse alternative. Meanwhile, there are...
View ArticleComment from B. Jefferson Le Blanc
If you've had any problems with Yosemite, your own experience should warn you off upgrading to El Capitan when it first comes out. Wait awhile till the less cautious early adopters have reported on it....
View ArticleComment from Adam Engst
The real problems are the PowerPC apps that rely on Rosetta in Snow Leopard. They simply won't work in anything newer, and there's no workaround. Seehttp://tidbits.com/article/12156
View ArticleComment from David
longtime Mac users can see all kinds of areas where Apple's traditional attention to detail is just missing I started using the Mac in 1986 and I don't see it.
View ArticleComment from Rick
As someone working on a Mac in Japan in a largely Windows workplace, it's interesting to note how updating my OS sometimes changes the likelihood of my being able to read the Japanese names of files...
View ArticleComment from matthew
Yes, the reduction of colored item and increase in similar grays is much less productive and more frustrating.
View ArticleComment from Jack Ziegler
Any word on the hardware requirements for El Capitan? I have a 2008 iMac that runs great on the latest Yosemite 10.10.4 as long as I don't have too many apps open.
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