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It's worth pointing out that circa July 2016, it is still manageable and reasonable to continue using Snow Leopard. I use it daily on my primary system. Other
by rsync 10y ago
It's worth pointing out that circa July 2016, it is still manageable and reasonable to continue using Snow Leopard.
I use it daily on my primary system. Other than the cool "draw my signature on a PDF" feature in Preview that showed up circa Mavericks, there is nothing - not one thing - that I miss by running that older OS.
VMWare fusion works great. Current chrome+ublockorigin. Great multi screen support. I don't run any services and keep a strict firewall (and also the ublock Origin) so the lack of recent security updates (combined with the gradual loss of interest in SL from exploit writers) isn't a problem.
YMMV.
- callalex 10y agoDo you use a desktop or a laptop? The power saving technology that has been added in later OS versions makes a HUGE difference, even/especially on my older portable macs dating back to 2008