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Apple to sharply limit Rosetta support from macOS 28
Apple says its Rosetta translation software, which lets Intel-designed apps run on Apple silicon Macs, will be significantly reduced starting with macOS 28. Support will be limited to select older, unmaintained games that rely on Intel frameworks. Apple advises users to switch to Universal or Apple silicon versions of their apps, and explains how to identify Intel-based apps through Finder or System Settings.

This summary is based on reporting by The Hindu.
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