The good news is there is a simpler way, one that is easy to access by the average user and that implies using Macports. You could try to compile the program, but it might turn out to be an impossible task, with an infinity of dependencies that have to be installed, each requiring another dependency. So, if you want to try out the free version, PSPP, you have a problem: there is no binary, there’s only the program source code. The problem is that IBM SPSS Statistics costs more than $1,000 (approximately €923). Both versions are very powerful tools for a statistician and can be used via graphical interface or via the command line, using almost the same syntax. Mathematica 13 is supported on macOS 12.PSPP is an open source program, the free alternative for IBM SPSS Statistics program. VMware Hozion v2111 is supported on macOS 12.0 Respondus Lockdown Browser is supported on macOS MontereyĪdobe Acrobat DC is supported on macOS Monterey GlobalProtect v5.2.10 is supported on macOS 12.0ĬrowdStrike v6.31 and higher is supported on macOS Monterey We will update this page as more licensed software and University hardware are updated to fully support Monterey. We must thoroughly test both Monterey and our own technology before we can guarantee compatibility. ITS works hard to ensure that Old Dominion University has a secure and reliable IT infrastructure. Those currently listed are a priority and more will be added as we are able to test them.
It might be best to wait until the applications/services you use regularly are listed as "supported" in the table below. If you decide to install Monterey on your home computers, please understand that you may encounter difficulties using essential applications/services. We will likely be ready to release Monterey to ODU-managed machines by January 25, 2022.
Please do not update your Mac to Monterey until we have time to evaluate its compatibility with ODU software, network and server infrastructure. Apple recently released their latest major operating system upgrade, macOS Monterey.
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