And IB has always handled labels with long blocks of text badly. That's because they're not supposed to hold long blocks of text, they're supposed to hold labels.
I got my Mac in 2010 and was having major Xcode problems with 4.x but I had to nuke my computer when 10.7.2 came out and I've had almost no problems since then with a fresh Xcode 4.2 install.
Not trying to apologize for Apple, Xcode does seem to have some serious problems, but figured I'd throw out how I "solved" my problems.
I've also used more than one fresh 4.2 install which was terribly unstable.
Apple has grown a lot in recent years and I'm sure a lot of the new blood grew up on Xcode 3 but I've heard from friends that a lot of the old guard at Apple continue to use things like emacs/vim.
Firstly, that is not what I tried to say. I tried to say, "There's a whole bunch of Apple-apologist-upvoters", and for this...
> you are presenting no argument or evidence
...I did present evidence : the comment is the top comment, which means it was upvoted, eh?
I'm not arguing against Apple, but pointing out the prevalance of fawning brand-loyal upvoters.
What difference does this make? Or should we as developers be so used to getting shit on by apple that we stop expecting better?
One of the reasons MS Visual Studio has always been so pleasant to use is that the devs eat their own dogfood.