OSX 10.5 and maybe 10.6 were the last good OSX offering.
Similarly I'd peg iOS 5 or 6 as the last good iOS versions.
Both of these systems has been in steady decline. The iOS-ization of OSX killed it. Desktop user don't need stupid shit like an App Store, terrible default security options that mimic an iPhone, full screen mode default when you maximize, notifications (aka. productivity interruptions), etc. my list could go on...
There was once a time Next and maybe Apple had programmers and educational users (educated users) in mind in building some of their software. That seems to be gone.
What are we left with now Ubuntu - that's another ghetto just a different kind?
Similarly I'd peg iOS 5 or 6 as the last good iOS versions.
Both of these systems has been in steady decline. The iOS-ization of OSX killed it. Desktop user don't need stupid shit like an App Store, terrible default security options that mimic an iPhone, full screen mode default when you maximize, notifications (aka. productivity interruptions), etc. my list could go on...
There was once a time Next and maybe Apple had programmers and educational users (educated users) in mind in building some of their software. That seems to be gone.
What are we left with now Ubuntu - that's another ghetto just a different kind?