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- List of compatibility: Mac OS from 10. 10 … - Apple Community
All macs who support macOS Sierra support High Sierra 10 11 OS X El Capitan MacBook (13-inch, Aluminium, Late 2008) MacBook Air introduced in late 2008 - mid 2009 MacBook Pro introduced in mid 2007 - mid 2009 Mac mini introduced in early 2009 - late 2009 iMac introduced in mid 2007 - early 2009 Mac Pro introduced in early 2008 10 10 OS X Yosemite
- Best way to connect and work with two Macs - Apple Community
Best way to connect and work with two Macs Hello, I'm looking for information on the best way to use connected two Macs For example a Mac Pro 5 1 and a new Mac Mini To easily access files from one machine to another What is the best process? What type of connectors works the best? Some files are big image video files
- Can I boot Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro M4? - Apple Community
You cannot boot off external devices on Silicon Macs, so your only option is Ashai Linux or using a VM I would suggest Ashai Linux as I have used it before and it works pretty well
- Running Windows on a Mac, and Connecting … - Apple Community
Some Intel Macs are better suited to some games simply because of the graphics chip on board the Mac If you have a question about a particular game, please don't hesitate into ask in the Windows on Mac - Apple Community forum if a game has been tried with certain virtualization under certain Mac model vintage Mac
- How to find your Macs model and age? - Apple Community
For PowerPC Macs, Mac OS X 10 4 11 and earlier offer Classic compatibility, and on certain 2003 and earlier Macs dual booting on Mac OS X 10 5 Mac OS 9: Mac models capable of dual-booting into 1… - Apple Community No Mac may run an older version of Mac OS 9 than was prebundled with it
- Are Intel-based Macs still supported by A… - Apple Community
Apple has discontinued all of their Intel-based Macs When Apple came out with Apple Silicon processors, they took the A-series designs from the iPhones and iPads, and scaled them up for higher performance
- connect two Macs together directly - Apple Community
connect two Macs together directly I tried following the instructions here: Use Ethernet to connect two Mac computers - Apple Support, but it's not working It's between a Mac mini and a Mac Pro On my Mac mini, it seems to show the network it was connected to a router On the Mac Pro, it doesn't see anything on the network What should I do?
- Mac OS X Tiger System requirements - Apple Community
Some Macs capable of having Tiger installed may benefit by having Leopard installed instead Read the tip below to find out if yours qualifies: How to Install Leopard Troublefree - Apple Community Also note, that iLife prebundled software started changing with Tiger See this tip on what was prebundled and what wasn't:
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