Science Rules!

[Jyby]

Science Rules!

 

[saudor]

yeah i wonder what the device requirements for it are now

 

[iamMacPerson]

Requirements are mid-2012 and newer, except for the 2010 and 2012 Mac Pros which are still supported.

 

[Glmnet1]

Requirements are mid-2012 and newer, except for the 2010 and 2012 Mac Pros which are still supported.

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That's really bad! It raised the requirements from late 2009 to mid-2012?

 

[redheeler]

That's really bad! It raised the requirements from late 2009 to mid-2012?

Yeah that's devastating. Really hurts the value of older Macs that are still very capable and can even outperform newer ones in some ways (quad-core iMacs and MacBook Pros especially).

 

[kemo]

yeah i wonder what the device requirements for it are now

 

[0007776]

Well this looks likely to be the last release that any of my computers will support. I hope it ends up being a good one that I can get a couple more years out of before I have to upgrade.

 

[KALLT]

Fusion Drives are supported.

Mojave will be the last release to support 32-bit at all. They didn’t say which “compromises” there are in Mojave.

 

[Cougarcat]

Fusion Drives are supported.

Mojave will be the last release to support 32-bit at all. They didn’t say which “compromises” there are in Mojave.

Sounds like it's the same as in HS: https://twitter.com/realmrpippy/status/1003721717921902595/photo/1

 

[KALLT]

Sounds like it's the same as in HS: https://twitter.com/realmrpippy/status/1003721717921902595/photo/1

I suppose some APIs are removed perhaps. There doesn’t appear to be anything critical so far.