Random useless data point - my colleague on 10.9.3 plugged in a projector yesterday and had a kernel panic shortly thereafter.
OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic
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#12In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
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#13I've experienced a lot of crashes since 10.9.3 on a late 2013 rMBP, mostly when sleeping/waking the device. Also, my WiFi is randomly disconnecting all the time since the update.
Before the update I never had any issues.
I love the hardware and the OS a lot, but I never had any crashes with my ugly Lenovo, so I'm currently thinking about switching back to Lenovo
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#14Aren't bugs in pre-release software expected? He makes it sound like there are tons of issues, when it looks like this is just same one bug related to external display handling.
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#15I've been a Mac user for 6 months (MBP), I hardly tax the machine but it has crashed a dozen times. Twice today, and five times this week in total. Not since Windows 98 have I seen such an unstable OS. I've seen less BSOD in the last 15 years than I've seen kernel panics in the last week.
My Windows PC never crashed like my Macbook does.
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#16No problems over here at all.
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#17No problems over here at all.
Re: OS X 10.9.3 Is Toxic
#18In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
Same here, on iMac and MBA, both 10.9.3 as soon as it was out.
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#19In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
It's been rock solid on my four week old Macbook Air.
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#20I've had terrible issues with my rMBP 13" (freezing, kernel panics) until, 1 year after I bought this machine, the SSD finally went out. Got it replaced and no issues so far.