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Only three things really bothered me with Leopard: Having “stuck it out” with 10.11 for a few months now, everything works sort of well enough I guess, but I really miss the rock-solid performance provided by 10.6 Leopard. But we all push forward, right? Even if the experience isn’t nearly as great.

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Even upgrading the MacBook Pro from 10.10 “Yosemite” to 10.11 leaves me with regrets. Ironically, 99% of my grievances with Max/OS X were born after upgrading to 10.11 “El Capitan”. Since obtaining these machines, the majority of my time has been spent using 10.6.8 “Snow Leopard”. The following list was put together over several years using the following machines: Here are the results of that effort, broken down into two sections: Mac/OS X and Apple stuff in general. So a few years ago, I started a list of things that I think kinda suck about Apple and/or Mac. Things that make the whole Apple experience much less enjoyable, practical, and awesome. It benefited my workflow and enhanced my leisure time.īut since then, I’ve been noticing more and more things about Apple/Mac that really are not so great. And the weird thing was, for the most part, I didn’t really mind the immersion. I remember somewhere around 2013 or so realizing how immersed in Apple products and services my life had become. So delighted with Apple products, I eventually bought an iPhone, picked up an iPad, and grabbed all sorts of other “cool” Apple products and apps. So needless to say, switching over to Mac, I was thrilled at the intuitive interface, ease of use, stability, speed, and general “feel” of OS X and its many apps.

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Bad decisions like hiding/removing important menu items, requiring users to respond constantly to annoying dialogs, mandatory updates, and disabling/removing advanced features just really ruined the whole Windows experience. Instead of making their successful operating systems better, they started to change stuff just for the sake of making things “different”.

But since then, Windows has just gone downhill completely. Actually I used to rock tuff on Windows 95 & 98/SE, and even enjoyed XP for the most part. So I have plenty of experience using that nightmare of an operating system. I used Windows from around 1995 to 2010, and continue using emulated versions of the various Windows incarnations. While your experience with these things may vary, they represent some of the main reasons why I think switching to Mac was one of the best work moves I’ve ever made. Updated to add: the Mac user community - the comments on this post remind me of the helpfulness and awesomeness the Mac community.Streamlined physical/structural design is solid and appealing.More refined and intuitive workflow, behavior, and appearance.More control over core functionality (e.g., no mandatory updates).

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Way more apps available, many for free or at much lower cost.

Way fewer security issues (like spyware, malware, torjans, etc.).

Way fewer functional issues (like crashing, bugs, etc.).

This post rounds up some of my thoughts, hopefully to help promote discussion and encourage some much-needed improvement.īefore jumping into the downsides, first let me share some things that I think are awesome about Mac and it’s operating system, OS X, compared to Win/PC and based on my own personal experience: Overall I think it’s a huge step up from anything Windows related, but there are some things that I feel kinda suck about Mac OS X and Apple products in general. I dove into the world of Apple/Mac over five years ago.