I would consider Apple again if they ever did public RC's like MS. *shrugs* In the end I don't really care either way since I'm not running 10.x anymore. I'm watching the boards to see the complains and see if this really is a valid observation or just an assumption.
#MAC OS X 10.6 SNOW LEOPARD INTERNET PROBLEMS CODE#
PS- Seeing the release date of Leopard I also anticipated some pretty buggy code as well since it appears that Apple is trying to release before Win7 is out, and as such seems rushed.
Just that there are some of us who are annoyed enough at them that they should have considered this years ago. Something IMHO they should have been doing all along and screamed at me that until this point Apple was more interested in features then keeping their system as bug free as possible.ġ0.6 may very well be one heck of a nicely cleaned up OS under the hood, however it it too late for me my son.I've gone back to the Microsoft side and frankly I've been damn happy with Win7.
Snow Leopard's announcement being no new feature and we are doing "optimization" under the hood stood for one and only one thing in my mind: we are cleaning up the mess we left under the hood from 10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4, 10.4intel and 10.5. (Like shutting down the sys and instead of turning off it exited the GUI and just sat there at the command line.) Be it Finder, or the UI that for some reason or another I always had problems at least once per month. However after 10.5 then 10.6 I always found myself struggling with OS X in some form or another. I actually considered holding off for the release in the hopes that I would be happy with it. I heard about 10.6 just before I sold my Mac.
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