For me, the 'Spinning Beach Ball of Death' became much, much rarer with
Jaguar. My take would be that 10.2 significantly increased robustness
(as well as adding new features), while 10.3 was mainly about
performance enhancements and more new features.
Tom Burke
On 28 Jun 2004, at 19:38, Small Moose Ltd wrote:
On 28/6/04 6:59 pm, "Mike Karthauser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
like daily system crashes, extension conflicts, resetting and
rebooting.
I do get the extension conflicts. Not so much the system crashes but
still
enough to be annoying. Nice to know that such issues don't plague you
in
your experience of OSX, its just than I've read (vaguely I'll admit) of
people having weird issues, particularly that 'spinning beach ball on
startup' issue. However, as I know nothing about it, its not fair that
I
talk about it really. I suppose if I only read of the problems related
to
OSX then I build the impression that its a buggy OS when maybe more
people
are happy with it than previous OS'es.
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