top | item 40637735 (no title) srott | 1 year ago I wish they’d have an LTS version, I’m in constant fear of what will go wrong next… discuss order hn newest rafaelturk|1 year ago You still receive security updates for all manjor MacOSes, so albeit lack of proper naming you can assume each new release as LTS. luuurker|1 year ago Small, but important detail: you receive some security updates, not all. Same with iOS. cyclecount|1 year ago Every release is an LTS version, with support for about 8 years.The current stable release of macOS (10.14 Sonoma) supports all Macs introduced in 2017 and later. luuurker|1 year ago Older macOS versions don't receive all security fixes, so while you'll receive security updates from time to time, the OS isn't fully patched. It's a bit different from, say, Ubuntu LTS.
rafaelturk|1 year ago You still receive security updates for all manjor MacOSes, so albeit lack of proper naming you can assume each new release as LTS. luuurker|1 year ago Small, but important detail: you receive some security updates, not all. Same with iOS.
luuurker|1 year ago Small, but important detail: you receive some security updates, not all. Same with iOS.
cyclecount|1 year ago Every release is an LTS version, with support for about 8 years.The current stable release of macOS (10.14 Sonoma) supports all Macs introduced in 2017 and later. luuurker|1 year ago Older macOS versions don't receive all security fixes, so while you'll receive security updates from time to time, the OS isn't fully patched. It's a bit different from, say, Ubuntu LTS.
luuurker|1 year ago Older macOS versions don't receive all security fixes, so while you'll receive security updates from time to time, the OS isn't fully patched. It's a bit different from, say, Ubuntu LTS.
rafaelturk|1 year ago
luuurker|1 year ago
cyclecount|1 year ago
The current stable release of macOS (10.14 Sonoma) supports all Macs introduced in 2017 and later.
luuurker|1 year ago