Craig Hockenberry on Nostr: macOS Sonoma 14.1 - followed a week later by 14.1.1 because of a bug in the ...
macOS Sonoma 14.1 - followed a week later by 14.1.1 because of a bug in the WindowServer that flipped the Y coordinate of click events.
macOS likema 14.2 - followed a week later by 14.2.1 because of a bug in the WindowServer and how it tracks sessions.
Guess who found both bugs and had to deal with the fallout? Me.
Both of these bugs are in parts of the WindowServer that have been stable for a long time (in first case, decades!)
No one like emergency point releases, so what's wrong?
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2023-12-19 20:05:07Event JSON
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