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Yeah, Apple killed all "legacy" 32-bit support, so one would think there's not much software which is both x86-64 and not being actively developed.

• astrange 4y ago
  Rosetta 2 can run 32-bit software, there just isn't a 32-bit macOS anymore so the only client is WINE.
• vxNsr 4y ago
  2006 Apple was very different from 2011 Apple, renewing that license in 2011 was probably considered cost prohibitive for the negligible benefit.