Mac OS X was renamed by Apple several years ago to just MacOS. The X in the name was in reference to version 10, so since they went past version 10, I assume it no longer made sense to keep increasing the roman numerals in the title of the operating system, so they just shortened it to MacOS (no spaces) which now applies to any version of the Mac operating system.
I simply did a search and replace for all instances of Mac OS X and Mac OS and replaced them with MacOS
Every place where the text was changed, was only in code comments or the readme file, or within descriptive strings when any of the text was part of output descriptors from scripts.
Mac OS X was renamed by Apple several years ago to just MacOS. The X in the name was in reference to version 10, so since they went past version 10, I assume it no longer made sense to keep increasing the roman numerals in the title of the operating system, so they just shortened it to MacOS (no spaces) which now applies to any version of the Mac operating system.
I simply did a search and replace for all instances of
Mac OS X
andMac OS
and replaced them withMacOS
Every place where the text was changed, was only in code comments or the readme file, or within descriptive strings when any of the text was part of output descriptors from scripts.