Will OSX 10.15 support 5,1 mac pros ?

[dlwg]

No where in his post does it mention what version of macOS his MBP is running. I think perhaps you made a bad assumption there.

It is not actually, when you think of it.

 

[bookemdano]

It is not actually, when you think of it.

If heralds upgraded his cMP to Catalina do you think maybe it's possible he upgraded his other Mac to Catalina also? Try asking for clarification rather than jumping to conclusions.

 

[Zdigital2015]

Given the amount of people still using 2012 Macs (including the Mac Pro 5,1, last generation of cMBP, and first generation of MacBook Pro with Retina Display), I definitely hope you're right. But Apple has done back-to-back hardware drops on iOS plenty of times in the interim, including iOS 11 which caused a lot of grief for users of discontinued 32-bit apps at the same time. And the massive Mojave unsupported Macs thread shows a lot of people are still using 2011/2010 Macs even today, yet Apple couldn't care less.

Of course, none of this speculation would be necessary if Apple were to give older Macs the proper decade of support they should get. But to Apple, caring about the environment is only worthwhile when profits aren't affected...

I don’t want to pick nits, but the Mac Pro 5,1 is a 2010 model with the 2012 being a silent update (I even looked for a press release), so dropping the 2010 Mac Pro means dropping the 2012 as well. They are too linked to get rid of the 2010 and keep the 2012.

 

[Gravydog316]

Why do you need iTunes in Catalina? Isn't it replaced by Finder?

no it's the Music app now.
[doublepost=1563449331][/doublepost]no.
starts with 6,1 now