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Apple Releases macOS X Catalina
- pier25 7y agoSidecar is one of the few features I've been excited about in macOS for the past 10 years. Hopefully it will work as expected.
- wronglebowski 7y agoI found it disappointing that the models supporting sidecar were a bit limited. My 2015 MacBook Air couldn’t do it, only 2016 and newer Air models. I understand I’m usually spoiled when it comes to how long Apple provides software support, but disappointed none the less.
- jakemauer 7y agoAt least this the limitation seems based on a physical requirement of hardware H.265/HEVC encoding which is only available on more recent Intel processors, rather than an arbitrary line meant to force upgrades. Still I hear you, a 2015 machine isn’t that old.
- m-p-3 7y agoI use Duet, works well across multiple platforms.
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- kahlonel 7y agoStill waiting for the macos with true color terminal.
- sgt 7y agoIt hasn't been using the "X" since about 2016.
- brador 7y agoThis is the one that ends 32bit app support. I recommend not upgrading if that's important to you.
- olliej 7y agoWhile also telling the companies that sold you non-64bit software that 2006 called and wants its technology back :D
- automathematics 7y ago<3 (I have this same argument with all my DEVELOPER friends who are still running Win7. Ugh)
- abinaya_rl 7y agoReminder: 32-bit apps will not work in Catalina. If you use your computer as your main work machine, hold off on the update. You're bound to run into a random forgotten app you use every once in a while that's no longer supported. To see what's still 32-bit on your mac, go to: Apple icon > About this mac > system report > applications > then click the 64-bit column to sort. No will be 32-bit apps.