![]() ![]() Most people agree that ‘crashing’ or ‘freezing’ would be considered a major issue. I’ll be the first to say “specifics” regarding MAJOR issues should be a clear determiner about which Mac OS is most stable. judging by the poll and what has been said so far, there is no clear winner. This bug was introduced in Mavericks, fixed in Yosemite, made a comeback in El Cap, and hasn't been fixed in Sierra, despite me filing a bug report. Instead, with this bug, if you're in /Applications and enter TM, you get jumped to the (~) folder, and have to go back to /Applications manually within the TM "wayback" window. TM is supposed to stay in the folder you're browsing in, even if it's outside of (~), so for example, if you're in /Applications, and enter TM, you should enter TM and see past versions of the /Applications folder. For reference, this bug is that, when you enter Time Machine from any other folder other than (~), the TM finder window will jump to your (~) folder, and does so abruptly. With that said, I'm disappointed that Sierra hasn't fixed the Time Machine bug introduced in El Cap. I've always had odd and perplexing problems with the odd-numbered releases for some reason, and noticed a general sloppiness/slowness with those versions that weren't/aren't present in the even-numbered releases. ![]() For me, it's been all the even-numbered releases (10.8, 10.10, and now 10.12) that has been more stable.
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