> “Since this was a professional product, they knew the quality had to be high.”
I sighed heavily because instead we got Photos.app. Which is just bad and sad.
But then I continued to read about all the management screwups and development hell. And I now I know exactly why Photos.app is such a disaster.
I always run into this issue and I'm not alone, some people put their libraries in disk images just so they can properly eject their external disks: https://annoying.technology/posts/ebd70c6c5715bcd8/
- https://grumpy.website/post/0SZmcHq7V
- https://grumpy.website/post/0Rz1BBnjz
Not to mention that in the time it takes it to sync photos Google Photos can upload a few Instagrams worth of media.
But you're right otherwise.