![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Granted, there are probably a lot of apps since then that require newer versions of OS X, so I imagine that the utility of Snow Leopard is largely diminishing, but as Ars Technica points out, a reported 5 percent of Mac installed base is still running the long-in-the-snow-leopard-tooth operating system. In particular, this update ensures that Macs running Snow Leopard will be able to continue to download and run apps from the Mac App Store, thanks to a renewed signing certificate. If you’re holding on to a Mac running 10.6, brace yourself: there’s a reason to check for Software Updates.Īpple’s released a small patch for Snow Leopard, which debuted in 2009 and saw its last significant update in 2011. That OS has lived on in the hearts, minds, and Macs of many, since it was the last version of the Mac operating system that would run PowerPC applications from the pre-Intel era. Note: This story has not been updated for several years.Īh, Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Apple issues Snow Leopard update (not a typo) ![]()
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