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Office 2008 works fine on all versions of macOS that support 32 bit apps. (The answer will be that the API is intentionally ignoring your calls for battery efficiency.) Apple knows how the APIs are 'supposed' to be used so if you're on the inside your programs will work until Apple makes a wholesale deprecation.

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The APIs don't necessarily change but Apple freely makes breaking changes to how they work, if that makes sense.ДЇor example at this point in time Apple's bluetooth API does not in anyway conform to how it actually works, and if you treat the documentation as a mathematical abstraction you'll beat your head against the wall as to why things mysteriously don't work. Even consoles don't get to do that, not to the same degree at least, as they still rely on AMD and Nvidia for their GPUs. And Metal, actually, is Apple's greatest advantage here, because of their vertical integration: the silicon can be designed together with the API to wring out as much performance as possible.

The only hope that Macs have of becoming a viable gaming platform is to offer at least similar or better GPU bang for the buck to the consoles and PCs. If you're using Unity or Unreal, they already have Metal renderers, if you're writing your own, then you probably have a huge team and another rendering backend is a relatively minuscule task. Did that do them any favors? No, because the rendering API has nothing to do with the success of the Mac as a gaming platform.ДЄny competently written game engine has no trouble supporting multiple rendering backends, you can't port anything to the consoles without it. OpenGL was as industry standard as it could possibly get without outright cloning DirectX.

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