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Colleagues report the current replacements working okay-ish using USB-C and a dock, driving an auxiliary monitor. And this model can still sit on a port replicator, so no faffing with cables. Not that I mind, its performance is still acceptable though the battery is rather geriatric but I don't have to use it away from the mains and it manages to stay hibernating for the length of my commute (which was half a minute the past 18 months and didn't necessitate moving that laptop anyway). The previous work laptops followed that schedule but the current one is well past five, closing in on six years now. Not just a small but appreciable speedup (particularly at boot) but also quite a lot of extra free space!ДЄnd there's me thinking that XP was the last OS I'd need to run 'mydefrag' on, on a regular basis.ДЄnd my company is on a 3 year replacement cycle, meaning that old Windows machines are always looking for new homes. In Linux-land I've discovered that running 'fstrim' manually has an effect, despite it supposedly being auto enabled these days, and on my BTRFS discs it's amazing the difference made by the btrfs balance command on an SSD that is three years old and had never run that command. Over time the machine slowed down though and even though it's very rarely used these days, I'm tempted to do the restore thing again, just to see if that speeds it up. Point possibly proven a few years later when I swapped to a smaller SSD - the restore process worked just fine on the mismatched discs - a simple clone would have complained about lack of space. I just assumed (as not familiar with Macs) that the OS had not done a 'clone' but some kind of 'copy' which had the side effect of defragmenting / consolidating. Instant big speedup - more than could be expected given that both were spinning rust. Swapping the HDD on our Mac mini many (many) moons ago I put the new one in an external caddy, did the 'restore to disc' or whatever it's called and put the thing in the machine.

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No Windows PC in my past ever lasted more than 5 years! If I had one big complaint about Apple it would be that their kit is too darn reliable. My 2014 MacBookPro runs Big Sur, so will get at least another two years of updates. Writing a 50 minute video in iMovie would be quicker, but it's not something I have to watch over. Most apps still start almost instantaneously. I'd like to get a new iMac but the latest beast wouldn't do annoying my 10yo one can't. And where that doesn't work, Firefox on my Ubuntu VM. It works on >99% of the sites I visit (and, together with AdGuard, blocks the majority of clutter) - for the occasional one that I need more, I have a copy of Edge.

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The biggest pain is Office365 as MS no longer update it on 10.13, but insists on daily reminders to update (with the occasional banner to update MacOS). Dropped the Adobe suite because they stopped updating Lightroom and Photoshop on 10.13 (but Serif's Affinity app does all I need, for a fraction of the price).

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My current desktop is a 2011 iMac that zips along fine the only reason I might need to replace it is because it can't be upgraded past MacOS10.13 (High Sierra) and Apple stop supporting a MacOS version after three years (which sounds a short period but it is effectively nine years wrt the hardware).Д®ven that isn't really a problem as I'm quite happy with the software that I need.

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