Most people drive their car without knowing how it works or how to repair it when something goes wrong. Some prefer to know, some don't. It probably wouldn't surprise you that I change my car's oil, replace my car's brakes, turn my car's rotors ... I don't know what I'm going to do with all my free time when I get an EV.But really, I keep thinking that this missunderstoods are due to not knowing what we have in hands. Some years ago, I knew NOTHING about OpenCore. Spent so many hours in understand it. And thanks to OCLP, it´s everything done at 99.9%
Really, I love your comments.😄Most people drive their car without knowing how it works or how to repair it when something goes wrong. Some prefer to know, some don't. It probably wouldn't surprise you that I change my car's oil, replace my car's brakes, turn my car's rotors ... I don't know what I'm going to do with all my free time when I get an EV.
There should be made a movement about the suits of apple, trying to push people to upgrade hardware they are stil fine with! ... also long term they are stupid as XXX, they are killing off all the reasons people used to buy Apple; but Tim Crock only cares about money ... wonder how much Jobs and Ive legacy there will still be left in a few years ... Apple will just be another computer engineering firm.Installed Ventura on my 27" late 2015 iMac with OCLP 1.43 yesterday. 1.43 guides you thru the process a lot better than the older version I have experience with. No problems on iMac, runs fine. Silly Apple doesn't support this hardware.
Apple should offer paid OS upgrades again to folks on "older" hardware. This iMac isn't even 9 years old yet. Or paid versions of macos with the promise of extended support.There should be made a movement about the suits of apple, trying to push people to upgrade hardware they are stil fine with! ... also long term they are stupid as XXX, they are killing off all the reasons people used to buy Apple; but Tim Crock only cares about money ... wonder how much Jobs and Ive legacy there will still be left in a few years ... Apple will just be another computer engineering firm.
Someone get adobe to support Linux and Apple will end up like Nokia in 2007-2013.
The problem is they have succeeded in conditioning customers to accept being forced to upgrade, even if their hardware is still good enough! This is a horrible business mindset, esp in our day and ages with the Enviroment and such.Apple should offer paid OS upgrades again to folks on "older" hardware. This iMac isn't even 9 years old yet. Or paid versions of macos with the promise of extended support.
Apple is trying to make money. And make more money than they made the previous year. They're succeeding at that brilliantly. You may want them to save the environment by supporting ten-year-old computers, but that's not their business model. All companies have to decide how to allocate their limited resources and Apple has decided it's not in their best interests to continue to support legacy hardware.This is a horrible business mindset, esp in our day and ages with the Enviroment and such.
But that's a very poor business mindset, and it's ruining Apples entire culture.Apple is trying to make money. And make more money than they made the previous year. They're succeeding at that brilliantly. You may want them to save the environment by supporting ten-year-old computers, but that's not their business model. All companies have to decide how to allocate their limited resources and Apple has decided it's not in their best interests to continue to support legacy hardware.
Wow!
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