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They seem to support the current version and the previous two before that. So Mojave is not getting support, but Catalina is at this time. But be careful what y
by trailbits 5y ago
They seem to support the current version and the previous two before that. So Mojave is not getting support, but Catalina is at this time. But be careful what you wish for -- the last Catalina security update broke software using openGL accelerated graphics for Apple computers with integrated Intel HD4000 graphics. This includes Google Earth, Google Street view, AutoDesk, RStudio and many web apps. So a lot of people have had to revert to older unsupported MacOS versions just to get any work done.
- angulardragon03 5y agoYup, this is a well known secret among anybody who supports Macs - Apple typically supports the latest release and the two immediately preceding it. iOS is a different story though, as they sometimes go back a few versions to fix CVEs.