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Yeah, starting with Sierra (10.2), it's called macOS. I think we can change it in the docs, but at the moment, we're a little broken on Sierra anyway. And technically, 10.11 and earlier are still Mac OS X. (And System 8.x and earlier is MacOS! I could go on for days…) I've been just updating it as I go, in particular, when I see a reference that's referring to the whole platform, rather than a specific OS version. Bottom line, I don't think it's a high priority. It's just Apple marketing crap. |
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Agree. Perhaps the more generic "Mac" is better then. No big deal in any way. |
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Yeah, though “Mac” is the machine, “macOS” is the software, so… |
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