Comment by NitpickLawyer 6 hours ago I've been running an M1 Air w/ 8GB for a few years, and it's still working fine. 4 comments NitpickLawyer Reply tomalbrc 5 hours ago Me too but the latest macOS version has ruined it for me, I had to switch back to a previous version. manmal 29 minutes ago But how are Neo users dealing with this? It’s a new machine, surely it works with 8GB? mamonoleechi 4 hours ago can you still go online with it? do you have access to security updates? andsoitis 2 hours ago Apple provides security updates for the current and two prior versions of macOS. Occasionally, critical updates for older versions.
tomalbrc 5 hours ago Me too but the latest macOS version has ruined it for me, I had to switch back to a previous version. manmal 29 minutes ago But how are Neo users dealing with this? It’s a new machine, surely it works with 8GB? mamonoleechi 4 hours ago can you still go online with it? do you have access to security updates? andsoitis 2 hours ago Apple provides security updates for the current and two prior versions of macOS. Occasionally, critical updates for older versions.
manmal 29 minutes ago But how are Neo users dealing with this? It’s a new machine, surely it works with 8GB?
mamonoleechi 4 hours ago can you still go online with it? do you have access to security updates? andsoitis 2 hours ago Apple provides security updates for the current and two prior versions of macOS. Occasionally, critical updates for older versions.
andsoitis 2 hours ago Apple provides security updates for the current and two prior versions of macOS. Occasionally, critical updates for older versions.
Me too but the latest macOS version has ruined it for me, I had to switch back to a previous version.
But how are Neo users dealing with this? It’s a new machine, surely it works with 8GB?
can you still go online with it? do you have access to security updates?
Apple provides security updates for the current and two prior versions of macOS. Occasionally, critical updates for older versions.