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How to install Rosetta on Mac

Learning how to install Rosetta on Mac is important for anyone who has recently switched to an Apple Silicon computer. When Apple decided to say goodbye to Intel by introducing its own (Apple Silicon) chips into new Macs, many users were concerned that apps built for older computers wouldn’t work on newer machines.

But the tech giant had an ace up its sleeve called Rosetta 2: a translation layer that runs in the background and allows Intel-based applications to run. It has provided a perfect stopgap solution until the developers get around to updating them.

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