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They won't do it, as they hate anything more than a minimal testing matrix, but it would be nice if, when the Intel versions of the system frameworks are fully
by jshier 1y ago
They won't do it, as they hate anything more than a minimal testing matrix, but it would be nice if, when the Intel versions of the system frameworks are fully removed, Rosetta 2 could be updated to include them as a downloadable component, so we could keep easy Intel support for those that really need it. It sounds like they're going to do something similar for games, where you can download a version of Rosetta 2 specifically created for them, but it would be nice to make them available for any app.
- kemotep 1y agoI mean officially Apple no longer supports 32-bit applications, so it’s not a stretch to say they will completely drop x86 support. How many PowerPC MacOS apps work still?
- don-bright 1y agoRIP TenFourFox. https://tenfourfox.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-end-of-tenfourfox-and-what-ive.html https://tenfourfox.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-end-of-tenfourfo... orrr... maybe not! https://tenfourfox.blogspot.com/2025/02/february-patch-set-for-tenfourfox.html https://tenfourfox.blogspot.com/2025/02/february-patch-set-f...
- k_roy 1y agoThey won't do it? Something something seventh incarnation. This is hardly the first time they've changed architectures. I'm actually a little impressed they actually held on this long. Intel emulation effectively sucks compared to native apps in every way. This is where we are.