Apple Withdrawn Official Support for Snow Leopard

Last updated Mac OS X 10.9.2 , was another milestone for Apple: the end of official support for Snow Leopard. This system is now four and a half years and is currently installed in one of the five Macs that are used worldwide.

We could call one last effort to encourage all those who can spend Mavericks, a process that can be performed directly from Snow Leopard ( where permitted Mac hardware ) without paying a penny. Also be noted that Snow Leopard is the last OS X with support for 32-bit environments, and if Apple says obsolete is an important workload being released.

As always, we have the two sides of the coin: Apple does not want to hear about support an operating system for a few years and fall into what happened with Windows XP, but many users do not want to hear no Snow Leopard upgrade for any reason. Many applications for OS X Lion allowed only after, which is noteworthy now that Snow Leopard is no longer supported.