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How does it count as a transition if everything just breaks? Them giving you warning doesn't make it a transition, it's just an EOL with advanced notice. A tran
by kevingadd 7y ago
How does it count as a transition if everything just breaks? Them giving you warning doesn't make it a transition, it's just an EOL with advanced notice. A transition implies that you're moving from one working state to another, or replacing the old thing with a new one. How am I supposed to replace unmaintained/old software when there's no new 64-bit, notarized version of it?
- johnisgood 7y agoExactly. > How am I supposed to replace unmaintained/old software when there's no new 64-bit, notarized version of it? You are not, and therein lies the problem that apparently some people are incapable of recognizing. It was a terrible decision, and some guy tried to justify it with "technical debt", but somehow other OSes are perfectly capable of handling it while Apple cannot. Why is that?
- dkonofalski 7y ago>How am I supposed to replace unmaintained/old software You're not supposed to. The fault lies with the developers of these apps that knew the change was coming and didn't do anything about it.