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Once an Apple product is no longer produced, driver support completely falls by the wayside. I've done Mac IT for a long time and I've never seen this be the c
by alwillis 6y ago
Once an Apple product is no longer produced, driver support completely falls by the wayside.
I've done Mac IT for a long time and I've never seen this be the case.
To be honest, I've experienced this a ton of times with Windows, where the only driver available was for an older version of Windows and not the one the customer has.
I have a nearly 10-year old iMac and I never experienced what you're talking about.
- walshemj 6y agoApple as well as Windows dropped support for a few class compliant audio cards awhile back so I have a £200 sound card that is just dead weight
- alwillis 6y agoWonder if the Apple thing was the vendor not upgrading their drivers to be compatible with current operating systems. Apple has warned developers for several years that support for 32-bit apps (for example) was going away. Same thing with kernel extensions.
- walshemj 6y agoThis was a "class" compliant sound card we are talking about here.