This is nothing like the transition to Intel, which offered a huge benefit to the 95% of users who were trapped in the Windows ecosystem.
In the last 8 years or so, Apple's big ideas for the Mac have been complete duds (the trashcan Mac Pro, their entire laptop lineup from 2015 to 2020...)
Mac OS X recently dropped support for 32-bit software, and this should have freed up their OS engineers. Instead, the most recent release of Mac OS (10.15, Catalina) is widely viewed as one of the worst releases in recent memory.
I don't want an ARM Mac. I want Apple to refocus on the basics of Mac hardware and software.
This is nothing like the transition to Intel, which offered a huge benefit to the 95% of users who were trapped in the Windows ecosystem.
In the last 8 years or so, Apple's big ideas for the Mac have been complete duds (the trashcan Mac Pro, their entire laptop lineup from 2015 to 2020...)
Mac OS X recently dropped support for 32-bit software, and this should have freed up their OS engineers. Instead, the most recent release of Mac OS (10.15, Catalina) is widely viewed as one of the worst releases in recent memory.
I don't want an ARM Mac. I want Apple to refocus on the basics of Mac hardware and software.