Wow thanks for getting back to me, I’m really enjoying playing around with the software. Good UI and a robust node system that feels like a mix between Blender and Photoshop. Excited to see where this goes.

Still don’t understand the point you’re trying to make. How do “major” updates correlate with bloatware or “bloat” that you speak of. Mac and Windows have a different update schedule and naming scheme, so these “major” updates you’re talking about mean almost nothing. Also how does update = bloat.

I’m still confused… Windows 10 was released in 2014… which is 13 years after 2001… before Windows 10 came 8, 7, etc.

Yeah I get what you’re saying about Apple AI, which can be disabled.

Also I’m not sure how the amount of major updates correlates to “bloat.” macOS X and Windows 10 are like 14 years apart, so I’m not quite sure why you drew that comparison. I don’t think we’re talking about the same thing.

I have to disagree on this one, I think most people would say Windows has way more bloatware than macOS.

What even would you consider bloat in macOS? I mean sure there are a few Apple ecosystem specific things but you can easily delete/hide/ignore/disable them, where I feel you couldn’t in Windows.