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This provides some additional support for your cynicism (and may also be useful to you): http://lifehacker.com/5994204/mlpostfactor-installs-mountain-lion-on-o
by chrisdevereux 13y ago
This provides some additional support for your cynicism (and may also be useful to you):
http://lifehacker.com/5994204/mlpostfactor-installs-mountain-lion-on-older-macs http://lifehacker.com/5994204/mlpostfactor-installs-mountain...
I have a (slightly) less cynical interpretation, which is that they have a finite amount of engineering time and would rather use it developing new products than supporting old ones (or increasing capacity at the risk of lowering focus/quality).
It's probably not a coincidence that developing new products makes more $$ than supporting old ones.
- SyneRyder 13y agoThanks! I found out about MLPostFactor last night, and was able to install a hacked Mountain Lion on my machine today. I've only tested it for an hour, but it seems to work really well so far, no problems with graphics, even in the OpenGL app I tested. Helps me delay my laptop upgrade & stick with the laptop I really like (wish Apple made black MacBooks again). Thanks so much!