Rubenerd: Testing from Big Sur

This is a test post of my blogging pipeline from my new macOS Big Sur install. It was a success if you’re reading this!

macOS 11 Big Sur is rough. Lots of ugly and inconsistent interface elements, inexcusably-poor contrast, and plenty of wasted space. It looks like a bad knockoff of macOS made by an open-source software project, or what Microsoft would have released a decade ago. The worries I had for the direction of macOS after Yosemite have all come true.

It’s all so beautifully awful and absurd, I’m cradling this coffee and can’t wipe the smile off my face! I might go for a nice walk.

Author bio and support

Me!

Ruben Schade is a technical writer and infrastructure architect in Sydney, Australia who refers to himself in the third person. Hi!

The site is powered by Hugo, FreeBSD, and OpenZFS on OrionVM, everyone’s favourite bespoke cloud infrastructure provider.

If you found this post helpful or entertaining, you can shout me a coffee or send a comment. Thanks ☺️.