macOS
macOS is the operating system Apple develops for its Mac computers.
macOS is the Unix-based operating system Apple develops for Mac computers. First released as Mac OS X in 2001, it was later called OS X and was renamed macOS in 2016. A new version is released each year with a name taken from a place in California. Starting with macOS Tahoe (macOS 26) in 2025, version numbers follow the year, and the next version is macOS Golden Gate (macOS 27).
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