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Ok, not great and definitely under protest (I guess I scream at the ceiling). At some point, we might need to go to Win 10 and a built PC for Adobe. Might be
by protomyth 10y ago
Ok, not great and definitely under protest (I guess I scream at the ceiling). At some point, we might need to go to Win 10 and a built PC for Adobe. Might be good training for a PC Hardware class.
Its one year closer to being EOL, plus Apple has been on a bit of a no software support for older models streak. The money needs to stretch as far as possible, we're not rich.
- lostlogin 10y agoThat streak of low/no support started around the time I was born. Their support of old hardware is better now than ever imho. It's a great time to own an old Mac as even the new ones are old, so you don't pay the penalty of having to upgrade which you did 5-10 years ago.
- protomyth 10y ago> Their support of old hardware is better now than ever imho No, it was way better earlier. We had some incredibly old PowerPCs running forever. Now, I have 64-bit Xeon boxes that aren't supported.
- lostlogin 10y agoRunning on the OS they shipped with or being updated? I recall hardware moving fast and machines becoming old quickly. Chuck Yager et al were the sort of software I was using at that stage, so take my memory with a grain of salt.
- protomyth 10y agoupdated - they did pretty well until the later Cat series of OSes.