I cannot tell you all how many times I type those same words in that same order yet there remains those who are convinced they Know Everything, or worse yet Know Enough, or worse than that Know More Than The Professionals Who Are Pleading With Them To Update. *****THE REST OF US*****, for heaven's sake. With OS 9, I rely on security through obscurity since the number of people using it online is basically noise and it can’t even execute a lot of current exploits.

I dropped 10.14 as a main OS when current Adobe software quit working on it and transferring files to my laptop was a nightmare. I even have a MacBook with OS X 10.4.11, which is utterly useless now on Intel hardware since continued development for older hardware(such that it is) is for 10.6Īs I constantly say, I use these offline mostly or when online for very limited purposes and just accept that some things won’t work.

Some are just for fun like my G4 “anthology” tower with 6 release versions of OS X and 5 betas. I also have some because I’m a computer collector and like this stuff. I use most of these to run obsolete but useful software sometimes coupled with older hardware. I’ve even mentioned Mac OS 9.2.2 in this thread, which has some similarities to Windows ME(last DOS based windows where 2000 and everything since have been NT, everything since OS 9 has been OS X/Unix) but unlike ME is actually a good OS. I have a few running MacOS 10.14, which is about Win10 age. I even have a few running OS X 10.4.11, which is WinXP age. I have compute at home running OS X 10.6.8(Snow Leopard), which is about the same age. Look, I have a computer at work running Win7.

Eset endpoint offline update