You may want to stick with mountain lion for a while yet, until the
first update for 10.9 is released. There are a few issues with mavericks.
Original message:
I've been on vacation for the past couple of weeks, so missed a lot of
the mavericks thread. I'm fairly new to using the mac, and was
wondering if most people on this list now prefer mavericks over
mountain lion or mountain lion over mavericks. What do I need to look
for when installing mavericks? I don't want to mess up during the
installation because this computer is the only working one I have right
now. Does the mail program handle yahoo mail better than mountain
lion's version of mail? thanks.
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