macOS Sonoma on my old MacBook Air

macOS Sonoma on your old MacBook Air – Apple doesn’t want that!

We install macOS Sonoma on an old MacBook Air, all in one New YouTube video Let’s show how it works.

We recently failed to install the beta version of macOS Sonoma. Now the final version has been published. Open Core Legacy Patcher has now been adapted to Apple’s new operating system.

Of course, Apple would prefer to stop updating MacBooks after a few years. However, if we take sustainability seriously, MacBooks and Macs should be used for a much longer time. Everything else is greenwashing.

Video: macOS Sonoma on your old MacBook Air – Apple doesn’t want that!

Who of you already has experience using Open Core Legacy Patcher? What is the most important reason? Sustainability or saving money?

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