I'm currently working on a large writing project about Mavericks: why it's special, recommended apps to use, stuff like that. It's actually something I've been meaning to do for years, but it's finally going to happen this time, darn it! I've set a deadline and explicitly marked off time in my Calendar...
Anyway, one blind spot I have is hardware. I'm actually mostly a Hackintosh user myself; my affection is for Apple's software, not really their hardware. However, I also want to say something about hardware.
If you to make a list of the best Macs for running Mavericks, what would they be? Would it just be "the most recent models in each category as of September 2014, or is there more nuance than that?
I'm definitely going to talk about the 2014 Macbook Air, it's the one real Mac I own and I love how small and light it is. I also imagine the trash can Mac Pro bears a mention as (I assume?) the most powerful Mavericks-compatible Mac.
What else is there?
Tagging @Project Alice and @Amethyst1 here, I really hope you two don't mind, but I feel like both of you will have really great insight.
Anyway, one blind spot I have is hardware. I'm actually mostly a Hackintosh user myself; my affection is for Apple's software, not really their hardware. However, I also want to say something about hardware.
If you to make a list of the best Macs for running Mavericks, what would they be? Would it just be "the most recent models in each category as of September 2014, or is there more nuance than that?
I'm definitely going to talk about the 2014 Macbook Air, it's the one real Mac I own and I love how small and light it is. I also imagine the trash can Mac Pro bears a mention as (I assume?) the most powerful Mavericks-compatible Mac.
What else is there?
Tagging @Project Alice and @Amethyst1 here, I really hope you two don't mind, but I feel like both of you will have really great insight.