SimonWoods
SimonWoods

@hjertnes I agree with this entirely and have known it thanks to being a tech enthusiast (and maybe more as of next year). There is no reasonable way to expect this of the average customer, who are neither developers nor enthusiasts.

We should all also be telling this to these tech companies and their marketing departments since they are the ones yelling at everybody about their amazing new updates. Whilst I'm at it, there are also some developers who have a bad influence by preparing their updates for the big OS upgrades; this is prevalant in the Apple community for sure. I wonder if developers can help by not getting involved with the "big update" hype?

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hjertnes
hjertnes

@simonwoods My impression is that Apple wait a while before they push new OS releases on you. Because they don’t have anything to gain by pushing it out on day 1, but a lot more when it’s more stable.

Some non geeks update when they get a push notification about it but a lot put it off as long as possible.

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SimonWoods
SimonWoods

@hjertnes They appear to have a bad release this year, especially in contrast to the previous year. At this point it's a shame they seem unable to meet a good middle ground, rather than go from one extreme to the other.

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hjertnes
hjertnes

@simonwoods I don’t think it’s worse than most releases

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