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Upgrading macOS to 12.5 after 13.x is out? [SOLVED]
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Source of claims about 13.x?
You can always go here and search for older versions...
https://support.apple.com/downloads
For example you can easily download macOS Sierra 10.12 if you wish to do so or even older macOS versions, just takes some time to find them. I'm quite sure there's some web-sites out there with direct links to the downloads a few google searches away.
I'm not afraid of the updates, but then again I don't tweak my systems to death either...
All I know is that some old KEXTs will stop working in 13.x.
There's a notice about them under macOS 12.5...
...but I'm quite sure Yamaha/Steinberg will release an update a few weeks after release after their verification process is done.
This is to cater the move to more secure 'user space drivers' which can also run on the iPads.
(Some people will no doubt be thrilled to be able to use UA Apollo's with the iPad etc. etc.).
I suppose anyone on a beta test will be able to confirm or deny. I don't do beta tests anymore.
I'm quite sure macFUSE will be updated in due time...
...it's quite frequently update with the latest one dating to 18th of June 2022.
NTFS will not live forever either so...
From the 4.4.0 macFuse notes...
Add experimental support for macOS 13
From what I recall - yes, you can. I have only recently moved back to MacOS after a couple of years on a Windows machine. Last OS I used was El Captain or something and from what I remember MacOSX did get updates to your current system iteration even after a new one showed up. This is due to them patching some system vulnerabilities and other maintenance. I don’t think that anything has changed in this regard.
You can always download the current version 12.something from the Mac Appstore even today, put it on a thumb drive, make it a bootable/installation stick and you can always format your system disk (making a backup first of things you need) and go back to 12 from 13 if you don’t like it. That’s how I always did it anyway - still have Lion, Mountain Lion, Yosemite and so on backup copies somewhere.
I’m sure there is a way to get any specific OS version you want. I guess your best bet in the future would be to look around in the Hackintosh community. I’m pretty certain they must have all those repositories with each and every system update due to the nature of this whole Hackintosh thing and how finnicky that whole procedure seems.