they also seem to have abandoned the mac pro, and have dropped os x (mac os, ehh) support for older mac pros that are still very productive and useful (2008+) m

they also seem to have abandoned the mac pro, and have dropped os x (mac os, ehh) support for older mac pros that are still very productive and useful (2008+) models which still have 8 xeon cores. i fear they are going into a mid-late 1990s period of stagnation and product confusion, but this time there's no steve jobs.