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1. Using quicken for mac sucks how to#
2. Using quicken for mac sucks mac os#
3. Using quicken for mac sucks install#
4. Using quicken for mac sucks drivers#
5. Using quicken for mac sucks 32 bit#

Microsoft gave a free exFAT download to all Windows XP users, a 12 year old operating system. Apple just forgets you exist after 3 years and hopes you upgrade your machine or gets malware so it breaks and you can then be sold a new one. Problem was fixed for OS X 10.7+ but not for the 20% on 10.6, see what I mean now about Apple? 2011 was a mere 3 years ago, 10.6 was being sold on NEW machines back then. Many newer Mac's now come with non-upgradable RAM, so the machines performance can't be increased to counter the software bloat.Įven the neutral exFAT format Disk Utility does can't be hardly read on Windows.

Using quicken for mac sucks drivers#

The annual OS X upgrades tend to break your third party software and hardware drivers, many have to pay for software upgrades and/or buy newer hardware as some makers won't supply drivers for their older hardware despite them still working fine.Īlmost every OS X version one upgrades their Mac annually to robs the machine of performance.

Using quicken for mac sucks how to#

Hundreds of thousands of people were asking support how to revert their machines back to OS X 10.6, dragging their machines into Apple, because they needed their software to work LIKE RIGHT NOW!

Using quicken for mac sucks install#

Apple doesn't, ambushes usersģ year old OS X 10.6 is currently UNSUPPORTED by Apple, makes up ~20% of OS X users per Net Applications where all OS X versions combined is only 6.5% total market share Apple refuses support, 1 in 5 Mac's vulnerableĪpple really screwed OS X 10.6 users who upgraded to 10.7, didn't warn them during the install process that 10.7 had no Rosetta compatibility for their PPC processor based software. For a platform that is supposedly more friendly to new computer users, it's just not the case.

Apple even touts this as a selling point why their platform is better, however it goes and screws all that up soon afterwards with substantial core/UI changes that interrupts people's lives, looses their data and slows down their hardware. The core software and hardware was designed to work perfectly together before a new machine goes to factory for production. Most experienced Mac purchasers know to buy the most powerful hardware in the area they require, because Mac's are not upgradable and the annual OS X upgrade bloat slows them down. If you upgrade after 3 year AppleCare is expired or after your standard 1 year warranty, your paying out of pocket if it bricks. If you don't upgrade, your denied security updates in 3 years. The upgrades are REPLACEMENTS of the entire operating system (not patches), with kernel, partition changes and firmware updates that are beyond most of their unsuspecting naive install base to handle when it breaks. Apple rolls new features and software bloat with each new OS X version which cripples most of their older/slower hardware.

Using quicken for mac sucks 32 bit#

Apple's PPC processors and 32 bit Intel were rapidly forgotten.Ī new OS X version UPGRADE gets released annually, with a maximum of around 4 years of support per version.

The Win7 & 8? is SUPPORTED on 32 bit hardware. XP is going down only because Microsoft finally had to retire it and end support. You can't because Apple doesn't support their older hardware nor supports OS X versions older than 4 years old.

Using quicken for mac sucks mac os#

Find a Mac that is 10-13 years old and still running a supported Mac OS version. There are still 10-13 year old PC towers that are still running today with Windows XP on them. Windows versions get upwards of around 10 years of support, even longer in some cases like what occurred with Windows XP, supported for nearly 13 years (and in some cases is still getting support). They Get All The Requests And Chose This PathĪll Part of a NSA Plot To Put Electronic Dog Collars On People? You Bet.