There's no "i" in macOS—at least, not anymore. Apple replaced "iPhoto" with the more generic-sounding "Photos" back in 2015; then, in 2019, they removed iTunes, replacing it with separate apps for music, podcasts, and TV.Both of these changes were, arguably, improvements, but I can't fault some Mac users for missing the old applications. And you can get them back, sort of, using an open source project called Retroactive, which officially supports macOS High Sierra through Ventura. You'll note that Sonoma, the current version of macOS, isn't on that list, though I was able to get both iTunes and iPhoto working (Aperture, unfortunately, no longer works).To get started, you need to download the
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