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I am very happy about this and the Mac Pro -- it seems like Apple is finally admitting where it has room for improvement in hardware. Which, of course, makes m
by torstenvl 7y ago
I am very happy about this and the Mac Pro -- it seems like Apple is finally admitting where it has room for improvement in hardware.
Which, of course, makes me wonder whether they will ever abandon their hubris with software. There really ought to be a Rosetta-style compatibility layer for 32-bit and GC apps in macOS. Sadly, I don't think that will ever happen. Anyone know whether it's possible to install Mojave on one of these?
I've been a Mac user for thirteen years this month. I'm not sure I can buy another one.
- 8draco8 7y agoIf your workflow allows for switch then just pull the trigger and buy cheaper and faster Windows or Linux machine. IMHO Macs are extremely overpriced and should be bought only by people who are tied to MacOS ecosystem (iOS development, Final Cut Pro etc.)