I think the latest issue is amazing. Some don't like new features but that time machine will save a lot of hiney.
Bob
Does anyone else think that good ol' Steve Jobs and his crew of miscreants are shooting themselves in the foot by constantly force feeding a ?NEW? operating system to all of us Mac users?
I use a Mac, and I know that upgrades are available, but to debut as ?NEW? system everytime is kind of a joke. It was new when OS X was released, I mean unleashed whatever, but now it has been a barrage of NEW this or that to make it seem like we constantly need to buy the new version.
I guess my question boils down to would they not be better off to keep the older versions on the shelf, let users pickup widgets to do what they want and release a ?NEW? version that actually has a pack to it every few years and is not just a tweak of the current version every 4-6 months?
I think it would save them money, and I know it would certainly save me and some friends some money ( I gave up on upgrading after jaguar, cost too much for too little). And to boot most software out there for OS X runs fine on a version or two back, so why buy the new one?

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