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I looked it up, it’s 10.3. So, very, very long in the tooth - no longer supported, and even homebrew has given up on it. So it is essentially just an applianc

I looked it up, it’s 10.3. So, very, very long in the tooth - no longer supported, and even homebrew has given up on it. So it is essentially just an appliance for the purpose of streaming FireWire audio to disk for use on other systems .. and in that capacity it serves well. But I think I’d like to replace it with a raspberry Pi ..

dylan604 7mo ago
Yeah, that's pretty much the life of the MacPros I described. The equipment is well paid for, and are only profit makers. They require no IT time. They require no maintenance. To replace them with anything else will cost money, and time retraining muscle memory on how to operate new device. Plus, all of the quirks of the new device would need to be caught/learned and workflows updated to include these. Sometimes, the devil you know...