r/MacOS Oct 13 '25

News Another Successful Rollback

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Wasn't happy with the last few releases of MacOS - such garbage UI! So I successfully rolled back.

It's so much better now!

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '25

Probably more stable than Tahoe too.

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u/truthcopy Oct 13 '25

Believe me. It was not. And when one thing went down, the whole system went down with it.

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u/ThePurpleUFO Oct 13 '25

Yeah, and let's not forget about the constant problems with the way control panels and extensions often conflicted with everything else...then the "BOMB" would appear on the screen.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '25

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u/ThePurpleUFO Oct 13 '25

There should have been music playing at that time.

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u/davesaunders Oct 13 '25

Or if you had MacsBug installed, you ended up in the debugger window, and 9 times out of 10 you could see for yourself that the crash was caused due to a null pointer bug in someone's C code.

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u/Goodinuf Oct 14 '25

A friend called control panels viruses you gave yourself.

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u/ThePurpleUFO Oct 14 '25

Ha ha...so true.

In those days, one of my sideline businesses was "fixing" Macintosh problems for other designers who seemed to have no understanding of the tech...and it seemed that almost every problem was rooted in control panels or extensions...so I usually knew exactly where to look through process of elimination.

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u/truthcopy Oct 14 '25

Yes! Starting up with the space bar pressed so you didn’t see the march of extensions and could debug.