Sabahattin Gucukoglu <[email protected]> wrote: > At the moment, Apple supports Lion, which is two versions back. But Lion is > the last version of OS X for many Macs, just as Snow Leopard was previously. > In other words, it seems to have shifted from supporting one version prior > to two versions. Perhaps that's intentional, perhaps not. Perhaps Apple > will go back to supporting one version back, in which case it will support > only Mavericks, or perhaps it will support two versions back, in which case > it will be supporting Mountain Lion as well, but it will no longer support > Lion. Or, perhaps it will give Lion users a bit more time, as it did with > Snow Leopard, in which case it would be supporting three versions behind. > Who knows? There's really no way to read Apple's support policy. Apple > doesn't take appeasing security people very seriously, sadly.
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