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That and the fact that it will brick my $600 HP Reverb G2 headset are two reasons that I will never ever “upgrade” to Win11.
by jachee 2y ago
That and the fact that it will brick my $600 HP Reverb G2 headset are two reasons that I will never ever “upgrade” to Win11.
- cudgy 2y agoMicrosoft not the only one.Mac OS upgrades effectively brick their own hardware. I’ve got a beautiful 27 inch iMac with a retina screen 5k … unusable now on last 2 OS updates.
- jachee 2y agoUnusable? I still use my 27” 2011 iMac. Other than performing like a 14-year-old computer, it still does everything it ever could.
- cudgy 2y agoExcept develop apps for the Apple platform. Or use any of the new features of the Apple macOS. Or soon receive any security updates.
- LeFantome 2y agoWell, unless you use LegacyPatcher of course.
- cudgy 2y agoCool project. Thanks for posting. I may look into it to breathe life into my beautiful old iMac. Are you using it for your old macs? Of course, it’s not perfect but what is. https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases/tag/2.2.0 https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases... “As to be expected, macOS Sequoia support is still in active development. This is a community-driven project, and as such we ask users to keep expectations in check and use older OSes if you encounter issues that affect you.”