Apple's standard policy is to support the current OS and one version
back. All else before is cut off with some very rare exceptions.
At 08:22 PM 8/21/2014, you wrote:
Ah, yes. Gregg Keizer writing for Computerworld and the disgraceful
end of Apple as we know it. If it bleeds, it reads, eh? But I'll
believe it when I see it.
FWIW, my first plastic Mac will likely fall due to Apple's
obsolescence, in which case it should run either Snow Leopard or
Windows 7. I suppose that, if security is a concern, it will be
Windows 7. Then the circle will be complete; that machine is where
I started on Windows Vista, with the intention of moving to OS X for
more than just development work. Gosh.
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