The final countdown for Intel Mac apps has begun

Macworld

Apple has made a major announcement this week that could affect the software you use, especially if it’s an older app. In a support document, Apple wrote that it will start to phase out Rosetta functionality with macOS 28. That means in two years, apps that were written for Intel-based Macs will no longer run on M-series Macs, except for “certain older, unmaintained games.”

When Apple began its switch from Intel chips to its own M-series chips in 2020, it changed...