disneylandman

macxpress said:

This is gonna be a mess of an upgrade, mostly because of the 64-bit thing. The forum is gonna explode once its released and people start installing it. Of course it will be all Apple's fault when developers have had many many years to get their shit all 64-bit. Its not Apple's fault the developer(s) have dragged their feet on this. They all knew it was coming eventually. Its not like macOS being only 64-bit was a secret thing that crept up on them. 

People have had warnings since High Sierra.  So if they chose not to upgrade apps, that is their problem.  It is not that hard to have an external drive with an older version of OS X to run 32-bit apps, or run a VM.  I have a VM of Snow Leopard Server for older PowerPC stuff, but then I can also run them natively on my G5 or G4 Power Macs.

journojulz said:

It will be too expensive to replace all the 32-bit apps like Indesign.

Has anyone got a good VM/parallels solution?

Otherwise i am gong to have to skip for the first time in 18 years.

Or you could get the 64-bit versions, which have been available for a long time.  So in 18 years, you have never updated your apps?  Boo-hoo...first world problems.

Apple only wants to put them in theaters for a few days for 1) a money grab, and 2) to be considered for Oscars.  Sad that Apple wants to join the douchebags of Hollywood in which they give each other fake awards after patting themselves on the back, while the rest of the real working world does not care about their politically charged award show. Winning an Oscar does not make you a player in Hollywood.  No one is really interested in Apple's boring offerings.  Do millennials really want to watch the progression of an elephant?

The iPhone 11 is not ‘far faster’ than the Xr. It is only 20% faster and in real world tests, no one will notice any significant differences.  

elector said:

xmb said:

lowededwookie said:

If I install WatchOS using my wife's iPhone can I then unpair it and repair it with my iPhone 6 Plus?

If you did this it may not re-pair with your iPhone as it has not got iOS 13!
You have to bite the bullet and upgrade your iPhone now, as no longer supported and won't get any security updates.

However the phone may not be supported, but it can and will get the iOS 13 updates and the 13.1 when that rolls out. I had no problem updating our spare iphone 6/6s 

You are wrong and your iPhones are not the 6 model.  You obviously have the iPhone 6s, not the 6 or 6 Plus.  Only the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, and newer models support iOS 13.