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<blockquote data-quote="dameatball" data-source="post: 1632856" data-attributes="member: 320700">I think this is absolutely the smartest way to go if you have concerns about something specific not working correctly. I always tell myself to follow this advice and it usually lasts a week or two max unfortunately (I only waited 3 days after Yosemite's release because of continuity with ios 8).Luckily I didn't have any issues with Yosemite but I did have a couple minor annoyances with Mavericks.Unfortunately release dates have become a higher priority than QA it seems. I wish they would slow it down and focus more on the current OS. Such great hardware, make the OS just as solid. my $.02That said, the question/title don't really jive. Yosemite is the best release they've had in years. *Generally speaking, this release has had a lot less issues out of the gate than Mavericks.Also this is really dependent on the hardware. The older the hardware, the more you want to consider how your Mac will operate with the current OS. *No release on any OS ever works for 100% of the population.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dameatball, post: 1632856, member: 320700"] I think this is absolutely the smartest way to go if you have concerns about something specific not working correctly. I always tell myself to follow this advice and it usually lasts a week or two max unfortunately (I only waited 3 days after Yosemite's release because of continuity with ios 8). Luckily I didn't have any issues with Yosemite but I did have a couple minor annoyances with Mavericks. Unfortunately release dates have become a higher priority than QA it seems. I wish they would slow it down and focus more on the current OS. Such great hardware, make the OS just as solid. my $.02 That said, the question/title don't really jive. Yosemite is the best release they've had in years. *Generally speaking, this release has had a lot less issues out of the gate than Mavericks. Also this is really dependent on the hardware. The older the hardware, the more you want to consider how your Mac will operate with the current OS. *No release on any OS ever works for 100% of the population. [/QUOTE]

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