Updater should check for compatibility when there are large compatibility changes

[Suedkiez (Just a fellow user like you)]

@Hnk_Hnsn

And rolling back to a previous version? Of course not — that would be far too user-friendly.

See the release notes, which provide a link to download the previous version:

@vova

For Mac users who are not yet able to update to macOS 12 or later, we’re also making a pre-update installer available as a temporary option. This version will not receive future updates or security fixes, and may become incompatible with current Roon Remote or ARC versions over time. You can find the installer here.

Going forward, a free option is to update your Mac with the OCLP app. This works with nearly all Intel Macs at least to update to macOS 12, which is all you need.

Upcoming Roon Minimum System Requirements

It’s really just: Download the installer app Start the installer app, insert USB stick into Mac, click Create macOS Installer and choose the USB stick Start another app and click button to choose what you want to do (i.e., Build and Install OpenCore) Reboot Mac and start from the inserted USB stick The instructions are step by step with pictures, it’s not more difficult than installing Roon ROCK (I’d say less difficult) and everyone managed that. But up to you, a Nucleus One or new Mac Min…