Once you move beyond one machine, it's really important to understand how the machines are going to be used before you can plan out an upgrade. In this article, though, I'm only going to be talking about our Macs. These are mostly used as machine controllers for 3D printers, but they're also part of our fleet. In addition to Macs, we have a bunch of Windows machines as well as quite a few Raspberry Pi-based boxes running Linux. My wife and I work from home, and since we rely on our technology as force multipliers, we have a lot of it. Now, of course, everyone's computer fleet is going to be different, but seeing how one such upgrade is planned out may give you some ideas for your own transition. Once it was clear no new Macs were coming at least until the fall, I could go ahead with my plan.
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