Shockingly MacOS now supports hardware thats almost as old as the hardware Windows 11 25H2 supports. Now the requirements on the Windows side are Intel 8th Gen or newer or AMD Ryzen 2000 or newer (with some snapdragon chips thrown in there), meanwhile MacOS still supports the M1 which is at this point almost six years old.
(unless this is a refrence to how Apple used to charge for updates which they havent done for a very long time)
Shockingly MacOS now supports hardware thats almost as old as the hardware Windows 11 25H2 supports. Now the requirements on the Windows side are Intel 8th Gen or newer or AMD Ryzen 2000 or newer (with some snapdragon chips thrown in there), meanwhile MacOS still supports the M1 which is at this point almost six years old.
(unless this is a refrence to how Apple used to charge for updates which they havent done for a very long time)
Intel 8th gen is almost a decade old though, those few years make a difference
Fortunately though Linux supports the hardware the cavemen were using /j
Nah, 486 support was recently dropped.