It&#x27;s funny, too, that Apple feels there is enough development time to do things like implement completely non-standard UI components but not enough time to fix a growing list of real problems.<p>To this day, I click on things and assume my click just didn&#x27;t &quot;take&quot; because nothing seems to be happening.  Sometimes that&#x27;s true, and other times it&#x27;s because the Mac decided to display progress in the least obvious places.<p>Ironically the <i>one thing</i> that doesn&#x27;t update cleanly through the App Store is the OS itself, even though I suspect that was Apple&#x27;s main reason for creating all this.  When El Capitán came out, at first I thought it wasn&#x27;t even available because it wasn&#x27;t structured as an &quot;update&quot; to anything (in direct contrast to the way <i>every other upgrade works</i>, including the minor 10.x.x updates!).