There is no way to answer this question as Apple has a few times altered their OS require ink one to rebuild the drive when using an OS shim service like Open Core.
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There is no way to answer this question as Apple has a few times altered their OS requiring one to rebuild the drive when using an OS shim service like Open Core.
To add to that Apple is likely to pull Intel support soon focusing only on M Series based systems. So while the older macOSs still will work if your Apps need something newer or you want what the newer OS offers you may not have much of a choice.
Here is no way to answer this question as Apple has a few times altered their OS require ink one to rebuild the drive when using an OS shim service like Open Core.
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There is no way to answer this question as Apple has a few times altered their OS require ink one to rebuild the drive when using an OS shim service like Open Core.
To add to that Apple is likely to pull Intel support soon focusing only on M Series based systems. So while the older macOSs still will work if your Apps need something newer or you want what the newer OS offers you may not have much of a choice.
Sorry our Crystal Ball is a bit foggy!
Here is no way to answer this question as Apple has a few times altered their OS require ink one to rebuild the drive when using an OS shim service like Open Core.
To add to that Apple is likely to pull Intel support soon focusing only on M Series based systems. So while the older macOSs still will work if your Apps need something newer or you want what the newer OS offers you may not have much of a choice.