Bill,
This has actually been discussed heavily in the past weeks.
My take in it is this. Clean installs is a one time process for each
new OS release. Its the best way to clean house too.
I am waiting for .2 or .3 before I bite. El Capitan should be pretty
well matured by then. El Capitan offers nothing that I cannot live
without so I am willing to wait another month or two.
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On 11/12/2015 4:57 AM, Bill Gallik wrote:
I’ve been keeping my mind open to various discussions concerning installation
of El Capitan and do have a question that may initiate additional such
discussion. I wonder if installing El Capitan as an upgrade or as a “clean
install” might prove the better approach!
And then, there’s the question as how to perform a “clean install?"
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