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7. Still on High Sierra, 10.13.6 and will stay on it

Reply to a kennedy (Original post)

Mon Nov 30, 2020, 12:38 PM

Nov 2020

I remember in the 90s, before PC went to Windows, users had to update each year: 286, 386, 486... or something, and I was glad to have the old Mac SE. Of course, this before we all started going online.

I had to get the new iMac two years ago because could no longer update that could not access some web sites.

So.. keeping my fingers crossed.

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How many updates to iMac have there been?? It seems like I just updated two in the last couple of [View all] a kennedy Nov 2020 OP

yes, Apple has been busy! CloudWatcher Nov 2020 #1

Yup, Big Sur is what's updating now......4 hours!!!!! a kennedy Nov 2020 #2

still on 10.14.6 here Layzeebeaver Nov 2020 #3

+1 nt Javaman Nov 2020 #4

I might lose support for some games when I do upgrade Layzeebeaver Nov 2020 #5

I don't update unless I have to for my 3 key apps or for general security. Tetrachloride Nov 2020 #6

Still on High Sierra, 10.13.6 and will stay on it question everything Nov 2020 #7