macOS Tahoe: the Mac's most wayward update.

It's an odd feeling to approach a WWDC keynote, one of the most inspiring mornings of the year, when some of the greatest teams in software used every day around the world introduces its most cutting-edge decisions and creations, with even mild resentment.WWDC is nominally for developers, and lately, when developers for Apple platforms are concerned, they voice it. I've developed for Apple platforms for 15 years now, I suppose I've just realized – it still bears the feeling of an aspiration. But the mild resentment isn't because I'm a developer; it's because I'm a long-time ordinary user and cherisher of the Mac.There's been plenty of controversy around Apple lately, too. A few years ago, the headlines were about sphinxishly shifting requirements in the European Union as it legislated away at App Stores and rules around default browsers. Then came the "Apple Intelligence" hype – software features the iPhone 16 was "built for," which have yet to appear as the iPhone 18 approaches.I…