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Rosetta was also removed after two or three releases. 32 bit support for applications in iOS was also supported for a couple of releases and is now gone. How i

• masklinn 9y ago
  > Rosetta was also removed after two or three releases. 4 years. > How is that not similar? I can't still run Rosetta to this date... iOS 11 removed 32b support to hardware which supports it, Rosetta added PPC support to hardware which did not. Something similar to Rosetta would be emulating Aarch32 after having removed hardware support for it, not removing software support for Aarch32 despite the hardware implementing it.
  • scarface74 9y ago
    4 years Apple's cadence of releasing Mac OS upgrades was a lot slower back then. x86 Macs were introduced with 10.4. Two releases later (10.7) they dropped support for PPC apps and 32 bit Macs.