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diff --git a/source/blog/2015-07-30-the-sad-state-of-finder-on-el-capitan.md b/source/blog/2015-07-30-the-sad-state-of-finder-on-el-capitan.md index ddedc4c6..7afcb31a 100644 --- a/source/blog/2015-07-30-the-sad-state-of-finder-on-el-capitan.md +++ b/source/blog/2015-07-30-the-sad-state-of-finder-on-el-capitan.md @@ -40,6 +40,6 @@ Besides, Path Finder's roadmap is pretty ridiculous. A guy asked "[Will Path Fin > Unfortunately, I cannot provide you with any information regarding this at the moment. We will let you know once there will be an official release of Mac OS X El Capitan. -Seriously? That sounds so last decade. Which developer is so tight-lipped today? And who waits for the final OS release only to announce the support schedule? If they can't keep up with the schedule (or haven't looked at the barriers yet), at least they can communicate honestly with customers. This kind of uncertainty will only drive people away. Hard to believe this is the support you get for $40 plus upgrade fees. +Seriously? That sounds so last decade. Which developer is so tight-lipped today? And who waits for the final OS release only to announce the support schedule? If they can't keep up with the schedule (or haven't evaluated the situation yet), at least they can communicate honestly with customers. This kind of uncertainty will only drive people away. Hard to believe this is the support you get for $40 plus upgrade fees. I don't know what I'll do in the end. Path Finder is probably not what I'm looking for, but maybe I'll give it a spin if they release an El Capitan ready version in time. Most likely though, I'll stick to stock Finder for a while, and if it turns out too painful, I'll just disable Rootless and sport a copy of XtraFinder. I don't think Rootless will be that useful for me anyway; I still believe it's game over once malware sneaks into my system, whatever privilege it claims. Whether Apple will further lock down the system in a future version is another story. |