Scott and Kawal,
I started with Mountain Lion but as I really only started getring
comfortable with the Mac at around Yosemite, I still have seen a great
deal of development ongoing, especially now in Sierra and its
partnership with iOS.
From E.T.'s Keyboard. . .
"Lord, Help me become the person
my dog thinks I am." --Dawn Ewing
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On 12/15/2016 2:15 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
I don’t think development has changed. OS X has evolved a lot since the
leopard days I started working with it. There are major upgrades, especially
under the hood and with collaboration among other things. Performance is
steadily improving and the laptops are clearly being developed. The days of
the desk top may be over but everyone is mobile now. I think the days of the
computer in some form are with us for a while yet.
On Dec 15, 2016, at 5:12 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu <kgli...@icloud.com> wrote:
Just a question for you all.
Please note I don't test beta's as I don't have time but have been wondering is
development over for the Mac OS? For the last six years since I've used the
Mac, only small things have changed. I as you most know, use a Mac and Mac
Mini as I don't have any need for a portable machine. Apple bring out new lap
tops but they don't bring out a new desk top so am wondering if Apple are
finished with the computer side of their OS. They have also got rid of their
mac safe wire and their airport extremes. I am very sad that Apple should want
to do this. In fact access technology has been standing still since the
talking I phone came out. I wonder where access technology is going. I want
something new to excite me as I use to get excited over new technology but
these days it's the same old, same old. I don't think an new I phone will grip
a blind person any more so I'm wondering what is next to make us so crazy.
Kawal.
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