Difference between revisions of "Catalina FOMO"
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Latest revision as of 23:17, 3 February 2024
Catalina FOMO, within the context of macOS, refers to the phenomenon where users, despite having the option to upgrade to a more recent macOS version, choose to install macOS Catalina first. This decision is driven by the user's desire to explore and experience the features, updates, and improvements unique to Catalina before moving on to the latest macOS release.
In essence, Catalina FOMO reflects the user's hesitation to skip over macOS Catalina without having firsthand knowledge of its functionalities. This choice may arise from a curiosity about specific Catalina features or a sentiment of not wanting to miss out on the unique aspects of this particular macOS version.
As users navigate the evolving landscape of macOS updates, Catalina FOMO embodies the intentional pause to appreciate and immerse oneself in the Catalina experience before embracing subsequent advancements in Apple's operating system.
