The installer is 11.7 GB ins size! Can't remember the Big Sur installer being as big.
I don't understand this. I of course haven't tried the new macOS out yet, but it seems like it didn't even change that much.Apple the 'environmentally friendly' company who arbitrarily drop support for machines.
Trust me Big Sur was that big, all that X86 and arm code takes some good space.The installer is 11.7 GB ins size! Can't remember the Big Sur installer being as big.
Why is the Mac mini 2014 supported, but not the iMac 2014? They were literally introduced at the same moment.
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I think it was actually. Recent versions have been huge.The installer is 11.7 GB ins size! Can't remember the Big Sur installer being as big.
Yeah, I looked it up, it was actually that big.I think it was actually. Recent versions have been huge.
Verified, so Nvidia drivers are still there. Intel HD 4000 are dead
Dang, that's a shame. Guess it's the end of the road for my 2012 Mac mini 🥲.Verified, so Nvidia drivers are still there. Intel HD 4000 are dead
Got mine via gibmacOS - master. Select C, then 4, it's the top entry.On my MBP 10,1, I booted with OpenCore-Patcher 1.2 and installed the macOSDeveloperBetaAccessUtility.pkg for Monterey. Software update offered me 11.5 Beta (20G5033c) which I have already installed.
There is a high chance of you being able to run it unsuppportedAny change of the 2013 MBP working with some sort of mod?
Great, I want to squeeze as much as I can out of it till the new ones come.There is a high chance of you being able to run it unsuppported
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