Has it always been the case that there are so many problems after a new major MacOS update rolls out? I keep finding more and more reasons to stay on Sequoia. What could be the underlying reasons for this?
Not really, the major one has been Leopard, which made Snow Leopard famous for being a bug fix release.
Apple always has teams quite small sometimes split across multiple projects, but like in the games industry, folks endure it because it is Apple on the CV.
However the whole redo the UI from scratch in one year, with such resource constrained teams could only lead to something like this.
Has it always been the case that there are so many problems after a new major MacOS update rolls out? I keep finding more and more reasons to stay on Sequoia. What could be the underlying reasons for this?
Not really, the major one has been Leopard, which made Snow Leopard famous for being a bug fix release.
Apple always has teams quite small sometimes split across multiple projects, but like in the games industry, folks endure it because it is Apple on the CV.
However the whole redo the UI from scratch in one year, with such resource constrained teams could only lead to something like this.