Re:macOS High Sierra: Anyone can login as “root” with empty ...
by dep_b on Wednesday November 29, 2017 @10:48AM
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Probably also to run the actual application. But a Linux kernel is a different beast than macOS versions. macOS versions are pretty stale in terms of features to change abruptly with a new release.
But I think if you keep compiling for older versions you should be able to stay on an older version for a while without newer versions of the OS refusing to run it.
It's just that sometimes new features are introduced that require you to change something in your application because there's a new or deprecated framework. Apple likes to break things to not drag a lot of legacy around.
But I think if you keep compiling for older versions you should be able to stay on an older version for a while without newer versions of the OS refusing to run it.
It's just that sometimes new features are introduced that require you to change something in your application because there's a new or deprecated framework. Apple likes to break things to not drag a lot of legacy around.