djchucknorris wrote:Anyone else have a total system freeze on 2.12.3 standalone after updating? I've never seen anything like it before. My key61 would play and stop and that's it, the screen is frozen and won't even power down. I've lost about 4 hours of work in the past 24 hours from random akai bugs. I only updated because last night it restarted itself in the middle of a session and I lost 3 hours of work then.
Lampdog wrote:X has frozen once since updating and several times while loading. I have to hit “cancel” when it stalls on a file, then it keeps going, afterwards it’s fine, no issues.
Key61 hasn’t had any problems (yet?!)
sparky wrote:Actually now that I think about it I haven’t reset prefs which might help -
jpeg wrote:i dont know why peeps install every update; i only update if i see new features that i want
B-Wise wrote:jpeg wrote:i dont know why peeps install every update; i only update if i see new features that i want
You said "I" times in 1 sentence. WOW
B-Wise wrote:... Yes should focus on bug fixes before they add any new feature, but even if the they did make a OS that was 90% bug free people would still need to test it & if everyone thought just like you....well
Telefunky wrote:B-Wise wrote:... Yes should focus on bug fixes before they add any new feature, but even if the they did make a OS that was 90% bug free people would still need to test it & if everyone thought just like you....well
Maybe it would keep „them“ a little bit more careful about adding unfinished and/or nonsense features ?
Imho in MacOSX history there were only 2 releases worth keeping: Snow Leopard and Monterey... and Apple plays in a very different development league than InMusic.
The day I ruined my iPad2 was the day I „updated“ to IOS9, but opposed to MacOS there was no way back.
My silver MPC Studio was a fair experience with Essentials 1.2 (on Snow Leopard), I tried half a dozen versions upward, all trashed because they just didn‘t add any more „essentials“.
(of course just imho)
I‘m not against bug fixes and updates, but developers should handle this with care.
Which they obviously don‘t do in the majority of cases.
They spill out features and create dependencies to secure funds, that‘s all about it
merry x-mas btw, don‘t take this too serious
Lampdog wrote:B-Wise wrote:You said "I" times in 1 sentence. WOW
jpeg, what the he’ll were you thinking?
Joking
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