[TheDopp]

Also I would have read the rest of your post but I am posting from OSX snow leopard and can't see anything over the "The all-covering floating Help Viewer"

I also enjoy 7's unbroken contextual service menus.

I also liked how on my teachers Macbook it formatted his hard drive just for logging in. I guess it saved him the trouble of having to wait for ACTUAL hard drive failure before he smashed that turd over his knee.

-The Help Viewer? Now you're just reaching for things to make fun of.
1. You can change that behavior if it bothers you so
2. How often are you really using Help?
3. Why is having a window that floats above all others that you can resize, move and minimize bad again?
-Do you mean Contextual Services menu, or Contextual Menus as a service? The former is in Snow Leopard and the latter is part of the Apple design guide (the former is as well)
-Oh personal anecdotes, how they lend themselves so well to being proof you're right. Minus the fact the bug didn't affect many users, and only those users that for some reason logged into a guest account before their actual account after an install. Apple might not be infallible in the software bug department, but no software company is. And if you're going to mock them for an OS release screwing the pooch, go for a big one - Leopard. From the infamous losing data in Finder (tl;dr version: In a cut/paste, finder actually copies the file, pastes it, then deletes it without checking to see if the paste finishes) to the biggie: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1545?viewlocale=en_US
That was caused by a crappy bit of software used by a lot of companies, including Logitech, but affected a large amount of the user base and should have been tested for in the beta.
-trollface.jpg does not make your argument of 10.6 being a bugfix release valid.