Shouldn't the wish list include fixing the long term bugs?? Or MR only cares about cosmetic features...
I feel like half of MR, including myself, complains violently that macOS isn't as stable as when it was Snow Leopard.
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Can we wait more than a year between releases?
Yeah, I'm sick of updating. I used to just skip every other version until they started requiring the very latest macOS for Xcode.
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perating systems have reached a mature level for features. There's not much left to add feature-wise other than tweaking existing features, which always annoys users. Unless there's a new revolutionary feature then the OS is just gonna continue to evolve things there already and consume more space.
I think desktop OSs have a long way to go when it comes to security, whether new features are needed or some change in the ecosystem needs to happen. Proper sandboxing just isn't implemented right, and too many apps rely on low-level system calls that are unchecked. And critical security bugs are patched using updates, but those updates risk breaking things, so people don't install them and get wrecked by things like WannaCry.
With iPhone OS, they got to start fresh and enforce proper sandboxing from the start, but I still don't think the update system works well for security patches.
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Fix the green button bug; windows should be expanded to the maximum size possible without hiding NECESSARY access to the file menu and dock. For some reason the green button hides them. Pretty boneheaded by Apple.
Yeah, I hate full screen mode and never use it because of that. It also tends to lag or have weird GUI glitches.
[doublepost=1496048805][/doublepost]How come a proper built-in software package manager with a nice default repository isn't on this list? MacPorts is a pain, and HomeBrew is an even bigger pain. Like geez, I (and all devs) just want to "sudo apt-get install" (or similar commands) stuff like in all the other Unix and Linux variants.