> On 30 Oct 2021, at 12:02 am, Richard L. Hamilton <rlha...@smart.net> wrote: > > I have VMs of a couple of old macOS / OS X versions, because I want continued > access to the features that have been removed in more recent versions (32-bit > user land support in Mojave, ability to run PowerPC apps and executables in > Snow Leopard). > > But the old machine that ran Snow Leopard is pretty much dead (why I built a > Snow Leopard VM with all its apps copied over to replace it before it died > completely). So everything runs on newer systems, but I can still run the old > OS versions as VMs if I need them. > > One might of course need more $$ to obtain a newer system (although one can > probably scrounge a deal on a newer enough used one, if one is careful). > > So I'm not sure what the limitation would be to ONLY using an old system - > although if businesses or bureaucrats are involved, limitations may not be > sensible.
What VMs do you use. I find VBox unusable Parallels works nicely, but John Hoyt, doing stuff for mythtv found VBox to be ok.. James
