Cross platform isn't just mobile. The features could be usable on MacOS or Linux, too.

There is already a class for this:  TInterfacedObject

TEgon = class( TInterfacedObject, IHuman, IManager);

https://pgmodeler.io/

https://github.com/mirkosertic/MogwaiERDesignerNG

https://sourceforge.net/projects/dbdesigner-fork/

https://www.datensen.com/er-diagram/free-er-diagram-tool-moon-modeler.html

http://www.modelsphere.com/org/index.html

The community is here.

If XCode is fully installed, it should work. If they allow to install PAServer.

Or https://virtualmacosx.com/

Using a virtualiszed OS from Apple is only allowed on Apple hardware.

The old server. The embedded (Server-)Client should be doing well.

They do. Only a small fraction of apps already got a arm version.

There are other solutions.

The FireDAC addon wasn't gratis btw.

AnyDAC (the predecessor of FireDAC) was a split off from CoreLabs (now DevArt) database components.

The database access components from DevArt are a good alternative to FireDAC.

There seems no problem for me. If you comform to the conditions of the community licence you can renew your licence.

But still no update to the Roadmap!

German Link: https://www.amazon.de/Delphi-GUI-Programming-FireMonkey-interfaces-ebook/dp/B07B3S3F4Y

It is possible to add further components. But the results may differ from the expectations.

The Download includes to compiled demos.

https://github.com/Embarcadero/BoldForDelphi

BoldForDelphi

The original source code of the Bold library for Delphi Version 4.0.1.0 Bold for Delphi, Release 4.0 - 2004-04-23

Bold is a tool in the MDA (Model Driven Architecture) space, which allows you to start with an UML model of your application and a set of business rules written in a high level language and “execute” the model after creating a graphical user interface for it. Bold includes a sophisticated object-relational mapping layer, ability to map data to multiple formats, changes synchronization, and much more. It includes a large amount of IDE integrated tools and options to work with external UML modeling software.

For more information see:

• https://delphi.fandom.com/wiki/Bold_for_Delphi
• http://boldfordelphi.blogspot.com/

The project source code has been made available by https://www.embarcadero.com/ and published under an MIT license.

TMS do advertise to support this

https://www.tmssoftware.com/site/tmsfmxpack.asp?s=fmxtreeview#features

Just now, Lars Fosdal said:

ARM is an architecture, not a brand.

The Apple chips are ARM based.

I know. Your question was wether any Macs stay x86.

9 hours ago, Lars Fosdal said:

Well, the next MacBook Pro will be ARM64.

If that exercise works out, will any of the Macs remain x64? There already is a Windows for ARM64. The only constant is change. 

No, Apple will completely switch to their own apple silicon.

1 hour ago, Dany Marmur said:

A more prompt release of 10.4.1 would be a boon!

10.4 was very late, so (I estimate) 10.4.1 will be late, too.

It seems where is a shift from 2 versions a year to an version every 2(+) years. (With less new features btw.)

And integrated into help system

I installed them. It seems the changed it to a "normal" GeitIt distribution.

A help file seems to be installed.