OSX 10.10
OSX 10.10
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- hans_glib0
ugh more bloatware, poor graphics and fluff no-one needs. why can't they strip it back to a bare bones OS and let us benefit from the speed of the new processors?
oh yeah i forgot... features, man, it's all about the noo feechurs
- Bloatware?monospaced
- all those unnecessary "features" that make my new macbook pro run Mavericks as slowly as my old macbook ran SLhans_glib
- that's not the definition of bloatware, btwmonospaced
- yes it is - unnecessary features that slows down the computer is exactly what bloatware is.hans_glib
- I believe bloatware is actually pre-installed applications and trials, not features.monospaced
- like office, or mcafee, or the OEM interfaces, etcmonospaced
- well my definition is better ;) it suggests an unnecessarily overweight object that needs slimming downhans_glib
- which all modern OSs are these dayshans_glib
- initial installation now means spending time putting the system through a detox/slimming programme to make it run quickerhans_glib
- make it run quicker.hans_glib
- You're destined to live a very unhappy life Hans.Ianbolton
- what exactly do you have to fix after an OS X install for it to run faster?monospaced
- switch of all automatic downloads, updates, notifications etc etc.... anything that seems to slow the processor downhans_glib
- @ ianbolton - why? because software engineers are going to ruin it for me?hans_glib