A lot of things happening, let's see: Apple moving from Intel to Arm, the end of "X" system series, and a Catalina hack to bring more Macs to this pure 64 bit system with a lot of glitches. I was planning some classes of Rust, but now I will have to learn about all this situation and what to do with may old Macs...
Let me explain, the Catalina hack, Mojave hack and so on keep a lot of macs working and capable of to run what we build in our newer machines. Before I noticed about this possibility, I was encouraging people to migrate to Catalina. Other people told me to forget about 32 bit world in order to simplify our software world - everybody, or as many as possible, in the 64 bit world, among with Windows 10 and Linux distributions. It was confused enough. Now we have a whole new system and a new hardware ahead, and I ask myself, worth to forget about older system that works better (case of Mojave) and a wider range of apps?
Based on other experiences, my answer is no! I will seriously think about go back to Mojave. I don't know anybody happy with Catalina, thought my old 2012 MacBook Pro is the best case of successful upgrade - everyone else I know is complaining about Catalina! I must admit is an unstable system, I had a lot of kernel panic myself (never had a single one with Mojave), my Mac is slow in general... well the is another story, but reminds me when I did upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion and give up of Mac OS in my old Mac Mini that have a Debian running today, and running fine.
But is a serious decision, I am developing with Unity and using new Adobe suite, how is gonna be? I would like to hear the opinion of this community about. In one side, to keep it updated is a good practice, in other side, I can put a hacked/original Mojave in all my macs and will have a wider community (since about 2006)... Also, I know very few about macOS 11, it seems is still Unix like and have a lot of new stuff with new design... is there something really new?
Let me explain, the Catalina hack, Mojave hack and so on keep a lot of macs working and capable of to run what we build in our newer machines. Before I noticed about this possibility, I was encouraging people to migrate to Catalina. Other people told me to forget about 32 bit world in order to simplify our software world - everybody, or as many as possible, in the 64 bit world, among with Windows 10 and Linux distributions. It was confused enough. Now we have a whole new system and a new hardware ahead, and I ask myself, worth to forget about older system that works better (case of Mojave) and a wider range of apps?
Based on other experiences, my answer is no! I will seriously think about go back to Mojave. I don't know anybody happy with Catalina, thought my old 2012 MacBook Pro is the best case of successful upgrade - everyone else I know is complaining about Catalina! I must admit is an unstable system, I had a lot of kernel panic myself (never had a single one with Mojave), my Mac is slow in general... well the is another story, but reminds me when I did upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion and give up of Mac OS in my old Mac Mini that have a Debian running today, and running fine.
But is a serious decision, I am developing with Unity and using new Adobe suite, how is gonna be? I would like to hear the opinion of this community about. In one side, to keep it updated is a good practice, in other side, I can put a hacked/original Mojave in all my macs and will have a wider community (since about 2006)... Also, I know very few about macOS 11, it seems is still Unix like and have a lot of new stuff with new design... is there something really new?
