Geeks who update everything every 15 minutes and actively follow tech news. Just like there exist people who buy a different set of clothes every season. It seems to me that in the past with the slower release cycle MacOS was more polished and people actually could differentiate between releases. Now most people won’t be even able to tell which one they’re using, and which release is more recent than another.
> for the rest, there is debian stable and RHEL.
Last time I checked RHEL is not an LTS version of MacOS.
Last time I checked no one promised and sold an LTS version of macos ever. If you are in a possession of such a contract I suggest to make a claim by apple.
Geeks who update everything every 15 minutes and actively follow tech news. Just like there exist people who buy a different set of clothes every season. It seems to me that in the past with the slower release cycle MacOS was more polished and people actually could differentiate between releases. Now most people won’t be even able to tell which one they’re using, and which release is more recent than another.
> for the rest, there is debian stable and RHEL.
Last time I checked RHEL is not an LTS version of MacOS.
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