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It’s free so what’s the advantage keeping Mountain Lion—provided your apps are compatible? There are some “under the hood” tweaks that improve battery life, which alone would be reason to switch.
After I updated, I was tearing my hair out trying to get keynote updated app to put the slide show on to the other monitor. They took the setting out of keynote preferences. I was regretting the update until I posted on the Apple forums. There's a setting in Mission Control that I had to uncheck. Now everything is beautiful again! I see no reason to not update now.
^^^ sorry I meant tabbed finder. The only downside i've found (and this really irks me) is I can no longer enable the 2d dock when it's at the bottom of the screen.
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It’s free so what’s the advantage keeping Mountain Lion—provided your apps are compatible? There are some “under the hood” tweaks that improve battery life, which alone would be reason to switch.
Exactly. It's free, finally gives us proper 801.11ac, improves battery life, etc. Even if you don't care about the user-facing changes (although who hasn't been wishing for Finder tabs for years?), the under the hood changes are well worth the upgrade, especially considering that it doesn't cost anything.
One of the most frustrating things about OSX. Apple has supported multiple monitors for much longer than Windows but it's always sucked. When Windows introduced it 15 years ago, they got it right. It took way too long for Apple to catch up. It's one of the features of Mavericks that I'm looking forward to.
Are these really features they're just now adding? I am not being sarcastic, that is mind boggling.
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I will move to Mavericks (Mac OS 10.9)
