And, I just downloaded the hobbyist license and can't even use Fusion 360 now. I wish I could run F360 on my MacBook Pro, but again the OS is "too old" for the current versions. I second needing an archive of F360 versions that may not have all the newest features, but work for people with older hardware that still works well. I have the new 4.0 version downloaded, so I may end up opening up my model in that just to get around some of the headaches like not being able to see dimension values (insert eye-roll here). This computer is the newest OS my iMac will ever get, because to replace this computer with a comparable i7 with 32GB of soldered in RAM is $2900!! My older version of F360 suits all my hobby modeling needs. My Computer: Late 2012 iMac 27" with 3.4 GHz i7 upgraded to 32GB of RAM (because DDR3 FTW) Either way I'm pretty surprised that autodesk would stop supporting an OS thats only 2 years old. Is there any way to download a legacy version of Fusion360 that is still compatible with 10.13.6. It doesn't make sense for me to update my OS as I'm on a 2015 Macbook Pro and updating will continue to deprecate my computer, and take up additional space which I don't want to sacrifice from application memory and 10.13.6 was only released 2 years ago in 2019. When I try to download Fusion360 it tells me that I need to update my operating system to download the application. A university student and using a Mac and my current operating system is High Sierra Version: 10.13.6.
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