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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 41556, member: 636"]
Apple will announce macOS 26 during Monday's WWDC event with major software updates. The company plans to drop support for several older Intel-based Mac computers. One 2020 MacBook Pro model with two Thunderbolt ports will lose compatibility with the new system. Sources suggest Apple will rename the operating system from macOS 16 to macOS 26 using year-based naming. The update brings productivity features and glass-like visual effects from Vision Pro headsets.

The 2020 MacBook Pro with dual ports uses older 8th-generation Intel chips similar to 2018 models. Four-port versions from the same year contain newer 10th-generation processors that remain compatible. Apple also plans to abandon support for 2018 Mac mini and 2017 Mac Pro computers. The Lake Tahoe codename represents the major redesign coming to Mac software. Private sources on social media shared accurate information about which models will work.

Users with affected machines cannot upgrade to macOS 26 when it releases later this year. The compatibility requirements reflect Apple's push toward newer hardware standards. Monday's announcement will reveal complete details about supported devices and new features. People should check their Mac model numbers to confirm upgrade eligibility before the official launch.
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