I have to upgrade my OS X (Lion) to a pre-Yosemite version (not officially supported by Nuendo)
Is there a way to make this happen?
I Use
Live 9.2.2
Nuendo 7
Microtonic3.1
Addictive Drums
Kontact 8
MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.5)
No, not unless you downloaded the installer for a pre-Yosemite version at some point, even if you did not install it.
Apple only offers the most current OS version for installation from the Mac App Store.
If you did download the installer, then it will Appear in your Purchased section of the Mac App Store, and can be downloaded again.
What a deception…
Bad buisness
Thanks for helping me know how Apple works.
What deception?
You were never promised this could be done. It would be deceiving if they some how led you to believe it would be possible. But nowhere is it ever even implied that this can be done.
Also what other company provides access to older operating systems for download directly?
Microsoft? I doubt it.
This philosophy is quite hermetic.
Apple does not seem to think of the user in these policies.
Let me explain:
Since not all software can keep up ponctually with the updates (it's a lot of work)
I would gladly pay to have access to a platform that works with what I use.
There is a solution, I have found it, but Apple prevents me from using it, and for what motive?
I buy my software (including apple) and would eventually get Yosemite (once everyone catch up).
Simple accomodation that would denote respect to the users
Good idea
I'm on it.
All the best
Upgrade OS X Lion to Mavericks for compatibility issues.
