Is it possible to replace Ventura with Mojave on a Mac mini M1 2020.
I have a failing Mac Pro (2010) with Mojave installed so last Dec. I purchased a Mac mini M1 not realising that it would be loaded with Ventura. I decided to give it a few months to see how I liked it before trying to load Mohave on it. I've reached that stage in life where I tend to forget more than I remember so I was hoping that the mini would grow on me and I would be happy with the new purchase.
So after about 5 months in spite of some new features I've finding that it isn't any faster than my Mac Pro. I also feel like Apple went out of their way to change features that worked just fine to something that irritated me. I guess it was just too drastic a jump for me to go from Mojave to Ventura. In spite of all of this I might have been willing to live with it but more and more I am missing some of my apps that will not work with 64 bit. I keep having to turn on my Mac Pro to complete some project and each time I turn it on I wonder if it's going to be the last time. I've been looking forward to getting the extra space once I can let the Mac Pro go, plus I can't lug it around any more so I'm hoping that this downgrade can be a possible fix for me.
I was able to migrate my files over to the mini and most of the apps when I first got the mini, so I'm wondering if Mojave can actually run on the mini and if so how can I achieve it. Bearing in mind that I'm not as computer literate as I used to be.
Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank you.
Mac mini, macOS 13.3