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My major concern is how Catalina works with 32-bit apps. If not at all, then that will be problematic. Even the latest Mojave updates in the past few months have caused a few 32-bit apps to stop working, and it seems to have increased the warning messages about 32-bit not being compatible. I can use my older Mac mini (late 2012) to run them even if I upgrade my MacBook Pro to Catalina, but that is not always convenient. I would truly love to replace my 32-bit apps with 64-bit apps, but that is simply not possible in many cases.
My secondary concern is with bugginess. iOS and iPadOS were supposedly rock solid yet they still had the usual amount of minor bugs. With iOS and iPadOS that is not that important to me, but it is important on Catalina on a MacBook Pro that is used for nearly all of my serious chores. So as usual, I will not listen to the beta testers, who are often wrong or slanted in one direction or another, and will wait to see what everyone says after installing it. I don't like major surprises when it comes to Mac OS X updates/upgrades. Also, I don't like having to spend 40 minutes or longer every few days installing new updates to squash bugs, and that sometimes happens with a new OS upgrade. So I'll wait for it to stabilize and have the bug spray applied before I upgrade, if I upgrade.
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