Honestly: I find it much more important that software tells me <i>what</i> it is doing. I like to see which files it is currently copying, or what step of the process it is currently on. I think that might be the one thing that infuriates me about apple machines the most: The almost complete lack of feedback.,(reply>), Right, like if it's taking ages to transfer a particular file I would like to know whether it's an hour and a half long video or a 200x200 pixel profile image, because one of those taking ages is fine and normal but if it's the other one something's gone horribly wrong.,(reply>), @Plasmaboo Or the reason to not, <i>ever</i> buy an Apple device!,(reply>), @Plasmaboo Hey, if it was up to me the people at work wouldn't be using them. But it's not my choice.,(reply>), that's literally the only reason to get an apple device - having all the """complicated""" information hidden from you. It's their main selling point.,(reply>), Macs are especially frustrating to me, because not only do they not tell you what exactly it's doing, but it also won't tell you what error occurs. You just get "Something went wrong" or "that didn't work", and no way to find out WHAT didn't work or why not. Even just an error code is better than nothing, because I can at least google for the error code.