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Sure, as long as they keep fixing bugs and issuing security updates for the older OS's. But Apple Support articles start with "Update to the latest version of m
by pazimzadeh 7y ago
Sure, as long as they keep fixing bugs and issuing security updates for the older OS's. But Apple Support articles start with "Update to the latest version of macOS and try again"
There is also no particular reason that I can tell why certain features are only added to the latest OS, though we have become desensitized to this. For example - why can't the ability to extend the Mac desktop to the iPad be added to Mojave?
- dkonofalski 7y ago>why can't the ability to extend the Mac desktop to the iPad be added to Mojave Likely because there's a part of the iCloud stack that was set up by code that's not in Mojave. Additionally, that was never advertised as a feature of Mojave so I fail to see why there would be any expectation that this would be added to Mojave.
- pazimzadeh 7y ago> Likely because there's a part of the iCloud stack that was set up by code that's not in Mojave That's my point - if it's a software requirement then it can in theory be added to say Mojave 10.14.7. > that was never advertised as a feature of Mojave so I fail to see why there would be any expectation that this would be added to Mojave This is software, so I highly doubt that the real reason is technical (why can't the code be added to Mojave?) just that Apple feels they may suffer long term if they reward people for not updating to major releases, or it's too costly to maintain so many forks of macOS. I wouldn't care nearly as much if Catalina didn't drop support for 32-bit apps.