#Night shift mac 10.11.6 mac os x
And yet, I’ve never received such amount of feedback about any other Mac OS X release, or any other topic I’ve ever written about in the 15 years I’ve kept a tech blog.
#Night shift mac 10.11.6 series
Back in October 2019, when I wrote Part 1 of this accidental series of posts, I never expressly solicited readers to send me emails and tell me their tales, whether of woe or joy. And once again let me stress the fact that I’m not trying to use this data to prove anything - it’s all very anecdotal.Īt the same time, I can’t but remark that it’s all very suggestive, too. The negative-neutral-positive ratio has essentially remained the same, with 309 negative-feedback emails, 29 neutral, and 32 positive. ‘Positive’ feedback means emails from people explicitly telling me their experience since updating was better than before, for a reason or another (performance a new feature of Catalina they found especially useful etc.).Īs of this morning, the email count is at 370. As a reminder, by ‘neutral’ I mean emails from people who wrote to tell me that they updated to Catalina and things kept going on in a business-as-usual fashion. Of those, 96 were negative, 7 neutral, and only 4 positive. When I wrote Part 3 back in February, the feedback amounted to 107 emails. But Catalina remains, I think, one of the most (if not the most) controversial Mac OS X releases, and now that I have finally had direct experience with it on a new machine I’m using just for testing, I can confirm. I am the first to wonder whether it makes sense to write yet another part of this little saga, when Catalina is basically entering its last two months of active duty.
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