However, Apple at one point will deem this well working, useful, good-enough MacBook Air as unworthy of any more updates. I'm happy to know that for at least one more year, I'll be able to get the latest and greatest doodads, bells and whistles, and more importantly, I'll get the latest security updates (good thing too as while I'll write this, we've just found out that WPA2 has been cracked and clients will need to be updated with security patches). My MacBook Air just made the cutoff for being compatible with the newly released macOS High Sierra.
As old as it is, it's "good enough" for what I use it for and I still prefer the keyboard on it to the one on more modern MacBooks. It's not as fast or as optically pretty as my 5K iMac nor my iPad Pro for that matter.
Get some new life in your old Macs with the GNU/Linux operating system! We'll show you how to "try it before you buy it" so to speak to see how a specific version of GNU/Linux, Ubuntu, will run on your aging Mac.
Don't junk your old Mac hardware just because it can no longer get new software updates.
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