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I was checking out Activity Monitor yesterday while working on a project and in the 'kind' column, it said that just about everything to do with the OS is 64 bit. When did this happen? What else have I missed?
Pappy
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013)
2.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM, OS High Sierra 10.13.2, DP8.07, 256GB SSD
828mkII, 8Pre, Alesis M1 Active Mk2, Ext. FW drives, Yamaha fretless bass, Kay upright bass, Wechter acoustic/electric, trombone, baritone and a proclivity for polka music. (With sufficient quantities of beer) and I play country music.
Snow Leopard. Almost all of the apps included with OS X are now 64-bit; the only stragglers (if I remember correctly) are iTunes, DVD Player, Grapher, and Quicktime.
Most third-party apps aren't 64-bit yet, save Logic 9.1 and the latest version of Adobe Lightroom, but they'll get there eventually.
Thanks, I must have missed that when I got the new MBP last October. It's a late 2008 and had X.5 on it but PowerMax sent a SL disc with it. Cool!
Pappy
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013)
2.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM, OS High Sierra 10.13.2, DP8.07, 256GB SSD
828mkII, 8Pre, Alesis M1 Active Mk2, Ext. FW drives, Yamaha fretless bass, Kay upright bass, Wechter acoustic/electric, trombone, baritone and a proclivity for polka music. (With sufficient quantities of beer) and I play country music.