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I noticed I have a free upgrade to Mavericks. However, the application I'm using that prompted the search for the upgrade doesn't support Mavericks, I need Mountain Lion and I can't find a free upgrade to it anywhere. My question is; Why do I have a free upgrade to Mavericks and NOT Mountain Lion?
Thanks much!
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5), Memory:16GB, Processor:2.4GHz i5
You can buy a Mountain Lion "redemption code" at the Apple Store.
Yeah I noticed it's there for purchase, pretty inexpensive as well $20. But I was just curious as to why the newer version is free and I can't find Mt. Lion for free, and that's the one I need. Maybe I'm not looking in the right place or it's just unavailable?
It's not available for "free" but Mavericks is.
Not complaining about the free version of Mavericks, but it's just strange to me. Thanks much though for your time/responses!
Free Upgrade to Mavericks and not Mountain Lion?
