Apple will turn back the clock to 2009, and as it did with that year’s OS X Snow Leopard, focus less on shiny new features in the next Mac operating system and more on improving quality, performance and stability, an online report asserted last week.

According to a Friday report by 9to5Mac.com, which cited “multiple sources familiar with [Apple’s] operating system development plans,” 2015’s OS X will be billed as a “big focus on quality” to answer bugs that plagued the last two upgrades, 2013’s Mavericks and last year’s Yosemite.

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