Friends,<\/p>\n
Something was up about a certain computer that I happen to be using right now. Remember this?<\/p>\n
In case you were wondering, the fans in my 2019 Intel Macbook Air are going nuts right now. Is it because I\u2019m dropping so much truth (i\u2019m not feeling very well right now. -ed Me neither, dog. um, gross. -ed). I think the problem is that this machine is underpowered, unloved for its zero-travel keyboard with the dodgy zero key, and ready to be retired. UPDATE: Or mail.app crashed. Why? No idea.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Apple does too, and they’ve decided that this machine is best suited to prop up a rat’s nest in a landfill.<\/p>\n
What Macs will support macOS 15
\niMac \u2014 2019 and later
\niMac Pro
\nMacBook Air \u2014 2020 and later
\nMacBook Pro \u2014 2017 and later
\nMac Pro \u2014 2019 and later
\nMac Studio \u2014 2022 and later
\nMac mini \u2014 2018 and later<\/p><\/blockquote>\n…because they believe, and with good reason, that this machine can’t handle the next version of the operating system. It’s a ruthless decision and a reasonable one all at the same time. This machine is a little sad about everything but the most lightweight text editing. Sad, really.<\/p>\n
I’ll miss it, though. It’s got a cool shape and the battery life is very good, even after all this time. I’m sure my new M3 Macbook Air will spare a thought. It probably won’t be a kind thought, but it’ll be a thought.<\/p>\n
Your pal,<\/p>\n
– bob<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Friends, Something was up about a certain computer that I happen to be using right now. Remember this? In case you were wondering, the fans in my 2019 Intel Macbook Air are going nuts right now. Is it because I\u2019m dropping so much truth (i\u2019m not feeling very well right now. -ed Me neither, dog. … <\/p>\n