[tzury]

The updates shipped by apple introducing more bugs every cycle. It is across the board, macos, ios and ipad os. The fact there is a group inside apple, that is capable of standing against common sense and users best interest for so long, tells how wrong things are internally.

It is the steve balmer - satya nadella moment of apple.

1. Plugging my laptop to the same desktop screens requires rearranging displays almost every time. 2. Airdrop stops working for no apparent reason. 3. Copy paste across devices no longer a stable mechanism. 4. The stupid new preview app crashing if you scroll pdf pages too fast. And on and on. Those are all newly introduced critical bugs i have been facing since that flameboyant liquid glass virus took over.

Apple is a sillicon valley pioneer from the generation of hewlett packard (before it was called HP) bell labs and others. Watching a decay at its beginning is mind boggling and tragic.

[noname120]

For the first one (and all other screen-related bugs) you can use BetterDisplay to fix it: https://betterdisplay.pro/

[debesyla]

Also MacOS completely crashes if you have ethernet cable connected and decide to also turn on the WiFi. No "hey, choose whatever you wish" or "hey, disconnect from ethernet first" errors, just complete crash to reboot, lol.

[russelg]

I'll chime in and say personally I do this all the time and have never experienced a system crash from this.

[dingdingdang]

I abandoned MacOS back in 2018 since I found it too quirky and poweruser-unfriendly (the main thing that comes to mind is neatly indicated by todays other MacOS related frontpage article on resizing). Now we can add overt instability to the list.

[1718627440]

Honestly, why should you choose something? I regularly use both. Also multiple WiFi chips are quite handy.

[suddenlybananas]

Does Apple mandate AI use the way that Microsoft does?