Shirasaki
macrumors P6
Ugh, don’t tell me to upgrade my device to worse experience. It’s ME who uses those devices not you.Ugh, upgrade every computing device you own, people!
Ugh, don’t tell me to upgrade my device to worse experience. It’s ME who uses those devices not you.Ugh, upgrade every computing device you own, people!
I haven’t said it’s such a nightmare to be avoided, but there’s a significant part of users on this forums who would agree that macOS Tahoe doesn’t have a good Liquid Glass implementation, and I agree with them. Sure, it has nice features and I’m not judging performance here, but the UI needs some work, and if I could choose to install Sequoia on a new Mac, I’d do so until they polish the interface with the care macOS has always received in the past.
Nothing made up, but rather an honest observation over many years. To some, the truth is hard to accept.You really should stop making things up just to fit whatever you're outraged about.
Being a bit skeptical in times like these might be healthy. It'll take time for people to get used to the new normal, whatever that will be. And basically more than 99% of the global population turned into old and outdated people as they haven't grown up with or gotten used to the "mental self-defense" needed to spot fakes.I think the "AIs" are out to pump stock on behalf of the people running them. Among the bots in tech blog comments sections, I doubt many are using increasingly-expensive computing power for no reason. Especially in a volatile stock market with little regulation. The AI Scam and overall atmosphere of greed are taking more notice every day. The Tech Bros have worn out any good will they had left with The People.
Ok, then let me put it in other words: You're ignoring the context; and that's making what you're saying a falsehood.Nothing made up
You got to be kidding...I hated iOS 26 before installing it and I was very vocal about it. But I was wrong. Even on my iPhone 12 it runs flawlessly. I was expecting a ton of bugs etc but I can’t say a single bad thing about it. Lesson learned: don’t take internet forums and Reddit too seriously
Another true anecdote. My wife didn’t notice. On her iPad Pro and iPhone 14.A true anecdote:
My mother complained that her phone ‘looks different and she doesn’t know where everything is & it updated itself’.
So an upgrade to iOS 26 - but certainly not a fan.
Stutternhas been a thing that has been complained about for years in various places. I have not seen the keyboard glitch you describe either in iOS 26 or iPadOS 26.I have stutter scrolling when browsing. I have stutter scrolling in apps. I have delays in text windows as the OS decides a rainbow animation is more important to me than the task at hand. I have glitches where keyboards appear without keys filled in, regardless of app, requiring resets. Those are merely top of mind; I’m not spending another second thinking of iPadOS 26 behaviour that I find egregious.
It’s not imo.Outside of the UI/UX being a visible downgrade, which it is,
Absolutely. People will have a differing experiences.it wouldn’t bother me too much as I have no real alternatives. There is no competition to the iPad for how I use it. I’m not in the market for a new phone. On the desktop I don’t want a giant, obnoxious, and noisy box running an even more annoying OS: Windows 11 annoys me on my gaming PC and that’s hardly going to get better if I use that computer for all of my work and play, not just gaming; I’m not diving down the tinker-hole of Linux for a main PC anytime in the next few years.
Even so, I am indeed entitled to complain about issues that are provably extant. You are entitled to have both a different experience and a different enjoyment and thus a different position.
Your perception of iOS 26 is perfectly justified not downplaying it. I’m not having the same downgraded experience as you claim.Now c’mon Apple: release macOS 7 to your macOS Vista this autumn… you did not earn your position by being the sole alternative to the MS juggernaut, you achieved it by being genuinely superior for people like myself.
Turning on ‘tinted’ was the only thing I can do.Another true anecdote. My wife didn’t notice. On her iPad Pro and iPhone 14.
My kids both hate it too.
Ugh, upgrade every computing device you own, people!
Do you have OS 26 on you computer?They finally got me with 26.3. 18.7.3 is no longer secure so there’s that. I may be in the minority here, but I have been enjoying 26.3. It has been running better than 18.7.3 on my phone. FaceTime was sluggish with 18.7.3 in comparison. I’m also enjoying Liquid Glass. Maybe 26.0 was a train wreck, but 26.3 seems ok to me. I’m glad I waited.
Not on my Mac Studio and MacBook Pro. They are running 15.7.4. See my signature. I keep it updated.Do you have OS 26 on you computer?
it sucks... Sequoia runs much better. Have it on dual boot, and am reminded every time, why I personally prefer Sequoia. It's ok. Different Strokes I guess.1. How much time have you spent using Tahoe, and what's your take on how long, if at all, these other people have actually used it?
2. What about it is so bad that it warrants full on avoiding?
Use this OS yourself thank you very much, and let me use what I want.Ugh, upgrade every computing device you own, people!
Yeah 7 in total. 2 iPhones, 2 iPads, 2 AW and 1 ATV. Plus one iPad on 18.7.4. (And a partridge in a pear tree).Ugh, upgrade every computing device you own, people!
The contrast is a little funny!Yeah 7 in total. 2 iPhones, 2 iPads, 2 AW and 1 ATV. Plus one iPad on 18.7.4. (And a partridge in a pear tree).
I run some very specific programs and they simply perform quite bad in Tahoe. For this and testing reasons I updated my Mac Mini M4 to the latest Tahoe, but my Macbook Air M4 is still on Sequoia. The latter performs still much much better than the Mini running Tahoe.Please go into details here about why Tahoe is such a nightmare to be avoided?
I'm on Tahoe, and has been since the public betas. M4 Mini and M5 MacBook Pro. Works flawlessly. Great upgrade, no trouble whatsoever.
If you want me to stretch into the negatives that would be that it shouldn't be installed on a 2019 Intel-based MacBook Pro. That was the last straw that made me retire it. But, tbf, it was beyond the ~5 years that I expect a MacBook Pro to last me.
Edit: I should add that ~5 years is essentially minimum what I'd expect. With the platform change and different requirements for AI I'm absolutely happy with 5+ years. The longest one has lasted me was about a decade.
That's fair, and it's a very professional response. You've got a unique case, and you verified it before going full in. Programs not having been upgraded, or where you occasionally need to stick to an older version, needs to be taken into account.I run some very specific programs and they simply perform quite bad in Tahoe. For this and testing reasons I updated my Mac Mini M4 to the latest Tahoe, but my Macbook Air M4 is still on Sequoia. The latter performs still much much better than the Mini running Tahoe.
This is MR gold, Jerry. Gold.That's because you/we are at least partially inside this bubble filled with grumpy old men throwing a major tantrum because they've reached that age where if anything changes even slightly too much they're going to die on their lil hill of the good old days. 😂