Work only supplies a 32 bit version of Cisco Anywhere Connect mobility client. Will this run?
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Can the OS run 32 bit apps?
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While I can't speak for your particular program, Mojave is the last version of MacOS that will support 32-bit apps. O
as ghostface147 says; in this OS, you'll get a warning when you open a 32bit app. next year, it's over. am keeping an eye on what i need updated...
32 bit apps WILL run in Mojave.
From all indications from Apple, they WILL NOT RUN in the NEXT version of the OS ... 10.15.
Personal aside:
Much of what I have and use is 32 bit only.
Looks like Mojave will become a "Maginot line" for me, OS-wise, at least for the foreseeable future.
I'm guessing that for folks like me, a 2019 Mac (capable of running Mojave) will become "their last Mac" -- at least for a while.
From all indications from Apple, they WILL NOT RUN in the NEXT version of the OS ... 10.15.
Personal aside:
Much of what I have and use is 32 bit only.
Looks like Mojave will become a "Maginot line" for me, OS-wise, at least for the foreseeable future.
I'm guessing that for folks like me, a 2019 Mac (capable of running Mojave) will become "their last Mac" -- at least for a while.
we all still using 32 bit proc. Only itanium the true ever intel proc and failure. If windows should be okay so as apple app.
Luckily, we wont be missing much. An extra emoji or two? A facebook bar with a *~dedicated*~ like button? boo hoo cry me a river
Luckily, we wont be missing much. An extra emoji or two? A facebook bar with a *~dedicated*~ like button? boo hoo cry me a river
adobe support files (which i'm sure will be updated); quicktime 7 pro... end of an era? XLD, some others. anyway, for me, it's a 'will cross that bridge when i come to it' thing...
EDIT: ha! just realized, the bridge i cross is probably over the river you're crying...
or, you know, you could adapt...
32bit apps will not be supported in next year's OS, apple has made that clear. so plan for it (that's what i'm doing), or... not.
I'll virtualize a Mac environment but I noticed a ton of games and apps that are 32-bit from the App store. Looks like the developers pulled out and some don't even support it outside of the App store. I really have bad luck with purchasing software from developers.
fisherking wrote:
"32bit apps will not be supported in next year's OS, apple has made that clear. so plan for it (that's what i'm doing), or... not."
See my reply #4 above...
ha, see my post #3 above...