That's why some of us won't be bothering with Mavericks until 10.9.1 or 10.9.2.I agree. I've encountered a lot of bugs. Looks like both iOS and OS X this year will be half assed. Lovely.
Bash me all you want but even with a clean install OS X 10.9 gm is garbage.
I agree. I've encountered a lot of bugs. Looks like both iOS and OS X this year will be half assed. Lovely.
Bash me all you want but even with a clean install OS X 10.9 gm is garbage.
way, way too many bugs.
To start with, lets get in scrolling fixed please.
There are a lot of general statements here and no specifics.
Software is never finished. There will always be bugs, and you always have to ship with bugs.Software should ship when it is done, and not before.
Software is never finished. There will always be bugs, and you always have to ship with bugs.
A decision has to be made: What percentage of users get this bug? How long will it take to isolate and fix?
The more difficult the bug to fix and the fewer people it affects means: ship now.
It's a pragmatic decision.
I think its been great so far. Went from mountain lion to the GM on a late 2011 macbook pro. No problems
Way, way too many bugs.
To start with, lets get in scrolling fixed please.
When is iOS and OS X not half assed?
It's all been a gigantic cluster**** of half-assed attempts ever since they switched to this "yearly release" garbage. Software should ship when it is done, and not before. You pick out all the features you want, you get them done, you test the hell out of them, and then you ship. Anything else is just management ********.
What really bakes my noodles are the users who are basically responsible for the yearly releases- those users who believe their hardware slowly becomes useless because the software is somehow "stale" (read: refined and reliable), and that they won't be able to get anything done unless they're sitting on the bleeding edge of a new release with new features that nobody wants or needs.
-SC
There's no point in discussing smoothness of GUI. Some people can't discern. They just don't see. Also, there's no baseline - what's fine for user A is unacceptable for user B.