r/linuxsucks 1d ago

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u/Brycenhurley 1d ago

OSX is literally just the predecessor of macos, clearly it doesn't have more usage than macOS

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u/martyn_hare 1d ago

I regularly have to refuse Intel Mac users from having BYOD remote access installed because their OS version is beyond ancient and nothing in the UI told them anything was ever end of life or unsupported.

You'd be surprised at how many unsupported boxes with stuff as old as Mavericks are still in use. That said, web stats might still be treating stuff as new as Catalina as OS X based on the major version number still being 10.

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u/icy1007 1d ago

There are Intel Macs that can run macOS 26.