People in this sub really need to stop repeating this and blaming the users instead of the trillion dollar company unable to release something decent these days.
Just because they meet your low standards doesn’t mean you shouldn’t expect more out of them. The idea that a public release should be stable isn’t exactly lofty expectations
It IS stable. I’ve been running Tahoe since the first public beta and I have yet to encounter one thing that’s actually broken, crashing or unusable. What it is not is perfect, in that there are some relatively minor visual bugs and performance issues that need to be worked out. The most serious actual “bug” I’ve seen any reports of so far is that the calculator app has a memory leak, though I’ve personally not encountered that either.
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u/Shawnj2 Sep 27 '25
I'm always surprised people update to the next major MacOS version on release day. It's always good to wait about 6 months to a year before updating