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The problem is mac OS now uses M series chips. You'd be developing legacy code.

• usui 5y ago
  It's not legacy code until the day Apple definitively axes Intel models. The writing is on the wall yes, but they are still selling Intel Macs and they are not deprecated yet. The majority of development still happens on Intel Macs. I built an 11th-gen Rocket Lake 128GB Hackintosh with Thunderbolt Display support+2 LED Cinema Display recently and it's been great. Thunderbolt 3 support on a Hackintosh has been nice. Just hoping for Thunderbolt 4/Maple Ridge drivers/11th-gen iGPU drivers if ever.
  • IncRnd 5y ago
    What motherboard/gpu did you use for that?
    • usui 5y ago
      Gigabyte Z590 Vision D
      • IncRnd 5y ago
        Thank you.
        • usui 5y ago
          Forgot to mention it's a Radeon R9 270, quite old. Might want to upgrade to Radeon 6900 XT in the future if 8K monitor on macOS becomes possible
  • s_dev 5y ago
    >It's not legacy code until the day Apple definitively axes Intel models. You can't run Xcode 13 on any Intel mac OS machine.
    • nanoscopic 5y ago
      Yes you can. I've been running the Xcode 13 beta since it came out, and the newly released Xcode 13 RC also works without issue on my Intel machine.
    • brirec 5y ago
      That’s not true, Xcode 13 still fully supports Intel Macs.