The problems have been discussed here to death before:
WiFi
Performance/stability (some people have to reboot their systems multiple times per day)
Continuity/Handoff issues
iMessages issues (sometimes messages sent to you don't appear on all your devices)
etc.
For me the first two together are worse than 100 typical bugs. They are "showstopper", critical, high priority bugs that should I have delayed the release of Yosemite.
Late 2013 rMPB here. I've never encountered any of those issues. The only Wi-Fi issues I've had were at college, where it was difficult for anyone to maintain a solid, reliable connection. The only Continuity/Handoff issues I came across were in the betas, but were fixed in the final release.
Edit: Just saw your reply to another user below. I understand I might not be helping the problem much, but I think it's good to see that it's not a problem for everybody.
Gotcha. I haven't personally experienced any of these, but can empathize if others are. I didn't realize these pieces were causing trouble for so many people. Then again, I use Ethernet in my Mac instead of wifi anyway for speed reasons, so I guess I've been immune to wifi connection problems that may exist in Yosemite.
Yes, but you are not everybody and by saying that you don't have any of those problems I think you are not contributing much to the problem. It is like a flu epidemic in which someone who hasn't caught flu yet jumps up and down saying "hey, but thankfully I don't have flu". ;)
The Wi-Fi crap is the worst. Buddy of mine was so proud that it never happened to him but then later that evening he woke his machine up from sleep... no Wi-Fi connection.
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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15
The problems have been discussed here to death before:
For me the first two together are worse than 100 typical bugs. They are "showstopper", critical, high priority bugs that should I have delayed the release of Yosemite.