No more early adopting !!

[Lodesman]

In the last 5 years or so I have always updated the OSX when it was issued - until last year. I was fed up with the early problems that always appeared with the new operating system. So, until this morning, I was still on El Capitan.

As Sierra is on the *.3 I decided that today I'd update my Mac and MacBook Air. What a difference! Absolutely seamless updates on both machines. That's the way forward for me in the future.

Mind you, I cannot see much of a difference in day to day usage.

 

[Calby]

In the last 5 years or so I have always updated the OSX when it was issued - until last year. I was fed up with the early problems that always appeared with the new operating system. So, until this morning, I was still on El Capitan.

As Sierra is on the *.3 I decided that today I'd update my Mac and MacBook Air. What a difference! Absolutely seamless updates on both machines. That's the way forward for me in the future.

Mind you, I cannot see much of a difference in day to day usage.

I'm thinking the exact same in the next macOS update I'll not update directly I'll wait until .3 or something like that.

 

[lexvo]

I always wait for the .1 or .2 version and watch the forums how the new OS is running for others.

 

[Zwhaler]

I was pleasantly surprised with Sierra. I'm glad I didn't get High Sierra.

 

[flowrider]

^^^^And that would be because???????

Lou

 

[Gregg2]

I tried High Sierra in an alternate universe, and had all kinds of problems.
So glad I stuck with Sierra here! 😉

 

[flowrider]

had all kinds of problems.

I've had none to speak of. I've been using a Mac since 1986, and my updating experience over the years has gone retatively smooth. HS, IMHO, is the best MacOS yet!

Lou