Yeah I can't name a single feature I liked that was introduced Tahoe on.
macOS Tahoe (26) was the one where they introduced transparent everything, and it flat out sucked from a usability standpoint.
Design was busy for the sake of being busy, glossy for the sake of being glossy. And no attention at all was paid to usability.
* It’s hard to justify Tahoe icons @ tonsky.me // https://tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-icons/
Anyway stay on Sonoma mate, upgrading has killed my productivity and that just makes me way too angry. Ha.
But seriously, the real advantage to open-source software I think will be that you can just tell Claude, "Make this work the way I want it!" and boom it does.
I have loved Apple products for so long, and I can't imagine a world where I don't love their hardware, but since they shat the bed on usable design, and shat the bed on testing, I am starting to fantasize about a world where we could just send our PRs to fix MacOS. =P
macOS Tahoe (26) was the one where they introduced transparent everything, and it flat out sucked from a usability standpoint.
Design was busy for the sake of being busy, glossy for the sake of being glossy. And no attention at all was paid to usability.
* It’s hard to justify Tahoe icons @ tonsky.me // https://tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-icons/
Anyway stay on Sonoma mate, upgrading has killed my productivity and that just makes me way too angry. Ha.
But seriously, the real advantage to open-source software I think will be that you can just tell Claude, "Make this work the way I want it!" and boom it does.
I have loved Apple products for so long, and I can't imagine a world where I don't love their hardware, but since they shat the bed on usable design, and shat the bed on testing, I am starting to fantasize about a world where we could just send our PRs to fix MacOS. =P