So the previously beloved mid-2015 MacBook Pro is unlikely to be compatible? Guess I'll keep it as a legacy machine running Mojave to run 32-bit apps.
Case in point - I still use a 2008 MacBook Pro, running Catalina. It works absolutely fine, despite this model not being officially supported by Apple for a long time now.
I'm still on Mojave because I don't want to lose 32bit games. I reckon that, as long as one stays away from Safari and uses an updated openssl for most things (e.g. via homebrew), the risks of keeping an old version running are minimal.
Disappointing if true - they were still sold until mid-2018.
I guess it will soon be time to look for an upgrade.
They have? Damn.
> I guess it will soon be time to look for an upgrade.
But what to upgrade to? With no Boot Camp, the M1 Macs aren’t an option for me...
I have have NO idea. I don't want the first generation M1, so I might just wait a year.