Macos13 is needed for 2017 Macbook Air

Kezarius1 wrote:

We need Apple to make MacOS 13 compatible with the 2017 MacBook Air

That's not going to happen.

As far as I know, in 41 years of Macintosh history, there has never been a case where a Mac hit the end of the line, and Apple later changed their minds and made newer versions of the operating system compatible with it.

For the 2017 MacBook Air, the end of the line is Monterey. Full stop.

There are applications that will run on Monterey and that can extend the useful life of that machine – like Firefox, LibreOffice, and the commercial Affinity V2 suite (Photo, Designer, and Publisher). Hopefully you already have a number of the applications that you need. Or you can buy a new Mac that is compatible with newer versions of macOS. But as far as "no more major macOS upgrades for that machine" – it is what it is.

The 2017 model year MacBook Air can be upgraded to macOS 12 "Monterey".

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Kezarius1 wrote:

We need Apple to make MacOS 13 compatible with the 2017 MacBook Air

Live in hope.

Die in disappear

This is not going to happen, period