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While it's definitely bad that Apple stopped supporting PowerPC Macs just 3 years after they sold the last machines, expecting any support at all 10 years later
by orbitur 9y ago
While it's definitely bad that Apple stopped supporting PowerPC Macs just 3 years after they sold the last machines, expecting any support at all 10 years later is ridiculous.
What ties people to PowerPC these days? Surely the speed and power consumption of the latest Intel machines is 100x better?
- danra 9y ago10.6 is still used by a lot of people on Intel processors, and compiling for it on a modern platform involves the hacks I mentioned.
- kelnos 9y agoAny ideas why, though? I can understand not wanting to be on the latest-shiny until the inevitable initial bugs are fixed... but does Apple even provide security updates for 10.6?