∞ Apple posts list of incompatible software with Snow Leopard

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Mac OS X Snow Leopard hits the stores today, but not all of the software on your machine is compatible with the new operating system. Apple posted a list of software on its Web site that is not compatible with Snow Leopard.

According to Apple’s Support Web site, the following applications will be moved to a folder name Incompatible Software:

Incompatible Snow Leopard software

There are additional applications that Snow Leopard will prevent from opening. The following applications fall into that category:

Restricted Snow Leopard software

Apple has also posted a separate article on printing and scanning software, which will be automatically upgraded during the installation process, if an upgrade is available.


  • Paul Forrester

    So if Apple has removed the ability to launch the Airport Admin Utility for Graphite and Snow, how will I manage my graphite airport? After all these years, it sill works like a champ. Is apple trying to tell me that its time to shut down this old soldier and spend $$$ to upgrade to a new one? Hmmmm. I’ll have to think about this upgrade for a while…

  • John Baxter

    Cute. On the Apple Printer and Scanner page for Snow Leopard, the top “Related Articles” listing is for Mac OS X 10.2.2. So is the third.

    Apple needs better relationships.

  • http://www.marketingtactics.com Dave Barnes
  • Brian

    Ah, I have to upgrade SPSS then, that is a very useful tidbit (not on that wiki at all, Dave) I’d better be 64 bit now…

  • Pat

    I use Reunion 9. I received an email saying that before upgrading to Snow Leopard I would have to get something from Reunion first. Now I don’t know if upgrading to Snow Leopard will really be worth it for me.