#Simbl mojave software#

_Someone_ in the Linux world needed to address mobile/tablets. Eliminating one big chunk of it seems like a win to me.ДЄpparently not to them: they pressed ahead and then abandoned the whole thing.Дamned shame. Trying to write a new WM _and_ a new desktop _and_ a mobile OS _and_ a new packaging format _and_ a new display server was a big stretch. But like systemd, it is basically the new standard, and so going with it would have been pragmatic. Wayland remains controversial, and I'm not qualified to judge why. IMHO Canonical's only big mistake, really, was Mir. There's more to life than the Win95 desktop. Unity was and is a damned good desktop, it's just different. Yes, it does seem mired in dev hell, and I wonder how much is really left to do.Д¬anonical got a lot of stick, especially on here, about Unity etc. That was in Qt and seems to be forgotten now. Is it now? I wonder if it's a descendant of Unity-2D then. > And unity8 (now Lomri) is in perpetual beta, and written in Qt. > It however didnвЂ™t seem to make the move to WaylandвЂ¦ At home I switched to Linux and try to become the maker of my own joy. I still run a Mac at work cause the company only supports windows and Mac.

#Simbl mojave software#

But the software broke under me as well with the introduction of Catalina. It started with the 2017 MacBook I got from work (the worst machine I ever had to use) This was only hardware. Updates later and I donвЂ™t feel like this anymore. Everything was just working and I actually felt real joy.

I switched to Mac myself and it was such a joy ride. I convinced my wife to buy a MacBook and bought the Snow Leopard update.

I thought wow this looks and feels so much cooler than my ugly windows XP/Vista. It took years and then I saw a machine running leopard and the coverflow in Finder etc. I tried out macOS-X in the school Labs and the only piece of software I actually liked was iTunes (I know weird). In the early 2000th when I was introduced to Apple Macs (G3 iMac MacOS9) I couldnвЂ™t understand who wanted to work with these machines.