Fine support per Apple intel

[Hammarby]

Da "Ars Technica"

The support list for macOS Tahoe still includes Intel Macs, but it's been whittled down to just four models, all released in 2019 or 2020. We speculated that this meant that the end was near for Intel Macs, and now we can confirm just how near it is: macOS Tahoe will be the last new macOS release to support any Intel Macs. All new releases starting with macOS 27 will require an Apple Silicon Mac.

Apple will provide additional security updates for Tahoe until fall 2028, two years after it is replaced with macOS 27. That's a typical schedule for older macOS versions, which all get one year of major point updates that include security fixes and new features, followed by two years of security-only updates to keep them patched but without adding significant new features.

Apple is also planning changes to Rosetta 2, the Intel-to-Arm app translation technology created to ease the transition between the Intel and Apple Silicon eras. Rosetta will continue to work as a general-purpose app translation tool in both macOS 26 and macOS 27.

[Andrea@Mac]

Ohibò!

[spegahsheen]

Ahimè!

[iMaurizio]

Premesso che ritengo questo passaggio tutto sommato abbastanza indolore,
secondo voi Dortania o simili potranno avere un ruolo ad un certo punto ?

[Hammarby]

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/06 ... rosetta-2/

[SuperVla]

Nel 2020, quando sono usciti i nuovi Mac Arm, ho subito pensato che nel giro di 2 anni i Mac Intel sarebbero spariti dal supporto come avvenne per i poveri PowerPc G5, già vecchi appena presentati.
Alla fine del 2025 saranno già 5 anni di completo supporto, ben oltre le mie previsioni, anche se molti vecchi Mac ancora onorevoli di servizio sono stati tagliati fuori dagli aggiornamenti.