[Wowfunhappy]

> They should make a Snow Leopard-like release and clean out their bug tracker.

We actually had a Snow Leopard-like release just two years ago: High Sierra. It had some new features—as did Snow Leopard—but not many. (Lest we forget, Snow Leopard introduced Dock Exposé and Exchange support, just to name two.)

And High Sierra is hands-down the best version of macOS since Mavericks. But afterwards, things regressed pretty quickly.

The real problem here is the annual release cycle. The entire concept of a transitional release is misguided. If it's transitional, keep it internal to Apple until it's ready, and let Mojave live out another year in the meantime.