@LordAragorn wrote:
Yes, you are right that the tools are from Apple but it depends on how the binary is built by Intuit. From the Apple docs: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/building_a_universal_macos_binary
The question still remains whether Intuit is going to:
- build only an x86_64 binary which would run under Rosetta on the M1 Macs or
- build a universal binary that supports running natively on M1
It is not what they are "going to do" since the 2020 desktop version is already available. You can download it and see. Nobody in this user forum has any other "inside information" as to how it was developed.
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