Yeah, don't sweat it. Eventually Apple will either be forced to change their post-jobsian extremisms or they will go away. People will, some day (it will take a while) begin to resent that the new Apple (rotten to the core) now functions under the assumption that they actually continue to own products you have purchased from them. The current cast of characters in-charge seem intent in removing all usability, consistency, and power by destroying the UI and nerfing once-powerful products anyway. Maybe it's time you stop looking at the Mac as a legitimate platform anyway. Watching them self-destruct in every way (except financial, for NOW, it will come back to bite them eventually) is painful, but currently part of the new "Apple Experience."