That is possible but I believe it only when I see it. Stability is one very important thing, I haven't forgiven apple for removing features without warning (Disk Utility, System Preferences, etc.). 10.11 has potential but it will fulfil only if Apple finally listens to its customers and stops breaking things that don't need fixing.
I start to wonder if Apple cares about this. I hope I am wrong but situation doesn't look good...
I suspect the same thing, Apple clearly wants everyone to upgrade to latest OS but El Capitan isn't impressing me at the moment. Too many issues to work around thanks to bugs in Spotlight, Finder, Disk Utility, Preview, etc.
Me too. Maybe someday that mindset returns to Apple but currently I'm not seeing any signs of it.
I'm curious what models do you mean? I haven't seen such issues but given the Apples desire to sell new Macs it wouldn't be impossible.
This may well be true but it essentially means it's a very bad idea to install new OS until several updates have been released. While the same principle was mostly true in previous OS versions the sadly lacking instructions from Apple regarding install isn't helpful, for some reason they don't bother to mention backup in their
instructions!
I am not a programmer so I cant say if issuing frequent updates is a smart idea or not. Personally I prefer OS that is released only when all major bugs have been squashed and which is supported longer than 1 year. Current release schedule isn't helpful when one values stability over new features...