macOS Golden Gate Is a Buggy Mess · SquareOrbits
- In June 2008 Apple announced Mac OS X Snow Leopard, proudly boasting that it would have "no new features".
- Instead of piling on new things, Snow Leopard aimed to build on the success of its predecessor, Leopard, opting to focus on under-the-hood performance and stability improvements throughout the system.
- 18 years later, Apple is taking a similar approach with macOS 27.
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- In June 2008 Apple announced Mac OS X Snow Leopard, proudly boasting that it would have "no new features".
- Instead of piling on new things, Snow Leopard aimed to build on the success of its predecessor, Leopard, opting to focus on under-the-hood performance and stability improvements throughout the system.
- 18 years later, Apple is taking a similar approach with macOS 27.
Sources: Squareorbits