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The only ones I have that aren't 64 bit are games interestingly enough. And Calculator and DVD Player, which is odd, I'd expect that to have been ported by appl
by mitchty 9y ago
The only ones I have that aren't 64 bit are games interestingly enough. And Calculator and DVD Player, which is odd, I'd expect that to have been ported by apple by now. That said the DVD Player app is not a big deal as I don't have any dvd drives any longer I realize, oh wait i bought a usb one, would have to find it.
- nsxwolf 9y agoI wonder if they whitelisted Apple 32 bit apps so that they won't trigger the new warning message. It would look a bit janky if they didn't.
- brandon272 9y agoMy report shows Calculator as 64bit. (Version 10.13)
- mitchty 9y agoSo the calculator I had as 32 bit turned out to be from some iOS app I compiled god knows when or how long ago, oops. :) Calculator: Obtained from: Unknown Last Modified: 12/27/16, 9:00 PM Kind: Intel 64-Bit (Intel): No Location: /Users/mitch/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/6.0/Applications/610B1057-FF52-4D59-AE7D-DDD406E83F18/Calculator.app
- npunt 9y agoSomewhere in the recesses of internal Apple email exchanges, there's probably a debate about whether they should just drop support for DVDs when they do the 32-bit transition. They're ruthless about old formats. Calculator is 64-bit
- mrpippy 9y agoApple still sells a USB CD/DVD burner, I don't think they'll be dropping DVD playback any time soon. I think it's more likely that they've had an intern rewriting DVD Player.app in Cocoa and Swift, and it'll ship in 10.14. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MD564LL/A/apple-usb-superdrive https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MD564LL/A/apple-usb-super...
- prewett 9y agoDo you suppose it'll support BluRay, by any chance?
- daphneokeefe 9y agoThe current version 1.21 of Kindle is only available in 32-bit.