Still fixing up old Macs. This is my wife's old 2015 MacBook that has been cleaned up and had it's battery replaced (I'm testing that now).

Currently it has macOS 12 (Monterey), which stopped getting security updates from Apple in July of this year. That will not do, so the next step will be using #OpenCoreLegacyPatcher to let me update to a supported macOS or alternatively, I install a modern Linux on it.

It's Magsafe power supply cable was also a mess, so I bought a cheap USB-C to Magsafe cable on AliX, meaning I can now charge it off the power supply from my M1 MacBook.

Ok the recent Safari zero-day (which was only patched for supported versions of macOS) reminded me I should not leave that machine on macOS 12 (Monterey) any longer.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/121756

It is now upgraded to macOS 13 (Ventura). 😉

About the security content of Safari 18.1.1 - Apple Support

This document describes the security content of Safari 18.1.1.

Apple Support

FWIW, this old Intel MacBook did get Safari updated yesterday, after using #OCLP to update to Ventura.

Had it been down to Apple, this machine could have been a botnet now for all they care. 😢

#eWaste #OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

LOL, no thanks, I'm good! 😆
Nah, back to Linux with this one methinks
An Ubuntu about screen for you
I put the Dock at the bottom as a compromise. Feels more Maccy! 🤷😃
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Keeping aside the fact that developers prefer a MacBook over a windows system, All of us like to use a MacBook, mainly because of the User Interface it provides. The most significant advantage of…

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@djbiker Thanks do I do not need to clone macOS look. If I did I would have just kept macOS. I just felt switching the dock around gives a little nod to the Hardware this runs on. 😉