For all of intel machines, or some?

@esusatyo This one seems to be asking about “all” (rather than “any”) Intel machines. @snarkyalyx, is that right?

What if certain apps or features aren’t available for Intel, but others are?

@RiverHambleton I’ll interpret questions as being about the main OS update unless specified otherwise. There’s usually an official list somewhere. So, if Intel machines can get the main update but not some app(s), I’d still resolve this NO

Xcode already has neural networks (AI) assistance like text prediction for autocomplete, so I'd assume newer AI features like LLM stuff?

@snarkyalyx Yes, only asking about the addition of features that don't already exist

I think Journal might come to desktop, it would make sense

@snarkyalyx It would make sense! Apple can really drag their feet with these things though (e.g. the weather app on iPad/Mac)

Do Xcode updates typically coincide with MacOS updates?

@snazzlePop I hadn't thought of that. I feel like the answer is "yes, sort of." I think when Apple releases a new version of macOS, an accompanying Xcode update is typically released to support developing applications that take advantage of the new macOS features. If these Xcode rumors are true, they will probably be released in that accompanying Xcode update. In that case, I think the most natural interpretation of this question would be YES, and that's how I would resolve it.

However, if that seems confusing given the market wording of 'MacOS' rather than 'WWDC', I'm fine with NAing this question