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Read this thread for more info:All I am saying is that there is no proof apart from this statement that Apple is blocking NVIDIA. There is no other approval :
I am sure @pastrychef will confirm.
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/...rivers-be-released-for-macos-mojave-10-14-/77
"Apple fully controls drivers for Mac OS. Unfortunately, NVIDIA currently cannot release a driver unless it is approved by Apple.
Our hardware works on OS 10.13 which supports up to (and including) Pascal.
Apple has published a help topic that includes a list of supported hardware for OS 10.14Mojave."
This is on Nvidia's website written to a customer from Nvidia.
You are right it has nothing to do with Signing, but as stated Nvidia will not release a driver unless it is approved by Apple. That has been made pretty clear many times ever since Mojave reached GM. So by not approving a driver for Mojave or Catalina there are no Official Nvidia Mojave and Catalina drivers beyond what Apple includes in its OS' which are Kepler based. And what I was originally trying to get at is we can't use Maxwell and Pascal Cards that support Metal in Mojave or Catalina. At least not until someone figures out a way to use the 10.13 drivers which the best to my knowledge nobody has done this OR reverse engineering Mojave and Catalina Kepler drivers to support newer video cards by Nvidia.
And by not allowing this, this could easily become a legal matter. This originally started when Nvidia wanted to impose its patents on Apple and other companies. Apple also had problems with Nvidia about power consumption on the MacBook Pros. These tensions lead to Apple switching over to AMD (dedicated) and Intel (integrated) only for its GPUs, completely abandoning Nvidia. I am not a lawyer, but to me this is an Anti-Trust case. Nvidia could claim that they cannot compete on the 2012 Mac Pros and on External GPUs for other Macs because Apple has created a monopoly by exclusively doing business with AMD and by not approving Nvidia drivers for Apple's last two OS', Mojave and Catalina.
This could also become a class action lawsuit between Nvidia's customers, who own Maxwell and newer video cards who are stuck running High Sierra til eternity on Macs, and Apple. This I am positive has affected many people who bought newer cards when High Sierra or before, and they are not able to upgrade. They can ditch their cards and use AMD's. They can go back to old cards that are supported or they can simply not upgrade.
And if you are telling me there there is not a block or ban by Apple on Nvidia's latest drivers then answer this simple question. Why are there not any Mojave or Catalina drivers for Maxwell and above video cards for the 2008 - 2012 Mac Pros?
It's possible.
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