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Yeah I don't see "MacBookPro18,2" there despite the landing page claiming this OS will work on devices I already own.
by 0x0 5y ago
Yeah I don't see "MacBookPro18,2" there despite the landing page claiming this OS will work on devices I already own.
- lproven 5y agoBecause that's an ARM MacBook and this is an x86 OS. Don't take the mickey [UK] / don't come the raw prawn [AU] (I don't know a US version). If anyone has a Mac new enough to run the current macOS, whatever that is, then this is not for them. But, as an example, I own a Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro and a 2011 Core i5 Mac Mini, both of which aren't supported any more. They both run MacOS 10.13 and they're perfectly fine, but they can't be updated any more. That makes some people very nervous. I also had a 2008 MacBook that's stuck on Lion. This is perfect for such old kit.