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> ask Apple to put the libraries back in so tons of software people paid for continues to work Reversing course on this would be very against Apple's longstand
by ebg13 7y ago
> ask Apple to put the libraries back in so tons of software people paid for continues to work
Reversing course on this would be very against Apple's longstanding m.o. of breaking backwards compatibility with every new OS version. Looking forward is how they make the rest of the world advance at the expense of a lot of bloodied bodies left on the floor.
- selectodude 7y agoFortunately Catalina is still such a disaster for me (I’ve had to downgrade twice since I stupidly tried to upgrade twice) that Mojave might be my Snow Leopard v2. I wish Windows ran better in boot camp, I’d jump off macOS indefinitely if I could.
- amedvednikov 7y agoRuns ok for me, what are the issues?
- selectodude 7y agoMy laptop reliably kernel panics every night.
- ebg13 7y agoMine started doing that too a few weeks ago and I'm on Mojave, so I don't think it's a Catalina thing.
- selectodude 7y agoI don’t know, it never happens on Mojave, reliably happens on Catalina, and stops when I downgrade back to Mojave. I’m not sure what the actual cause is but I also have no desire to actually try and find out.
- dkonofalski 7y agoJust FYI... this started happening to me when I upgraded to Catalina and it turned out that it was a hardware failure, not the OS. Apparently, Mojave didn't do some kind of check that now happens in Catalina and so Catalina caught the hardware failure that Mojave wasn't catching. You may want to test your RAM and/or drives to make sure they're not failing or about to fail.
- rlanday 7y agoI believe the main reason Apple wanted to drop support for 32-bit apps is so they no longer have to support the Objective-C 1.0 runtime, which must’ve been requiring more work to maintain than they wanted to invest.