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How is dropping 32-bit support a "sales strategy" for Apple? They haven't sold a 32-bit Mac since 2006. If anything, Apple is helping drive sales of other com
by ken 7y ago
How is dropping 32-bit support a "sales strategy" for Apple? They haven't sold a 32-bit Mac since 2006. If anything, Apple is helping drive sales of other companies' software, and hurting the adoption of their own $0 operating system. For anyone with 32-bit software that won't run on Catalina, there's nothing you can buy from Apple which will help one bit.
- luismedel 7y agoYou made a good point, but I continue to see a -subtle- sales strategy here. [ ] We remove 32-bit support because is better for our users. [ ] We remove 32-bit support to push a sentiment of obsolescence on our users. Choose yours.