It's odd to me that so many people seem to dislike this comment. My experience with MacOS has gotten more and more negative with each update. I upgraded to Mojave a few weeks ago (because the OS would not stop nagging me to) and I've had nothing but problems since.

I've had nothing but problems using Windows, Linux and iOS. But that's not very solid in a thread with people talking about ads and privacy violations.

I've not seen a single nag to upgrade to Mojave. I'm still on Sierra (and will likely move to High Sierra this weekend - I like to stay a major version behind for Mac software for stability's sake on my Mac Mini).

I have gotten it 2-3 times in High Sierra, I normally operate on a 3-6mo delay on upgrades so that everyone else can deal with what breaks first.

Maybe the upgrade nag was added in High Sierra.

Nope. I'm running High Sierra, and it's all tumbleweeds about Mojave

Mojave is running great for me, what problems have you been experiencing?

It seems quite a few people have been turned off by the recent mac book pro fiasco as well.

Fiasco?

> Fiasco?

I don't know about the parent; but, as an MBP owner for almost 15 years, for me "fiasco" means "best-in-class keyboard and trackpad have become second- to third-rate." (Most complaints are focussed on the keyboard, and the Touch Bar's insistence on interfering with touch typing muscle memory; but I've found the trackpad has its own weird set of problems, at least on my machine.)

I think my old 2010 mbp (stolen in 2013) was probably my single favorite touchpad and keyboard for any laptop before or since. My current (late 2014) is okay, just not quite as good, and I don't like the newer ones at all... I use a physical keyboard at my desk and reducing the travel more and more just irritates me and slows me down.

May take a look at the Huawei Matebook X Pro, or it's successor next year. (Worries about chinese spying aside).

Keyboard

We clearly have different definitions for the word fiasco.

What "nose dive"? It has never been better.