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> not knowing anything about linux and giving up quickly. to be honest, he said in the article: > I have a life to live I mean how do you need to know about
by dep_b 9y ago
> not knowing anything about linux and giving up quickly.
to be honest, he said in the article:
> I have a life to live
I mean how do you need to know about macOS before it runs really smooth on your MacBook? You're not getting paid figuring out which Linux set-up with which patches and config tweaks makes it run just as smooth as a MacBook out of the box. Of course it's not a problem if you like to do this stuff or you're a professional Linux developer.
- bussierem 9y agoOutside of the download of the install ISO, getting stock Ubuntu installed takes about the same amount of time as setting up a new Mac/W10 machine... Answer a few questions, hit "Next" a bunch, and poof you already have stuff installed and ready for you to do all the normal stuff. Very much unfair to claim you need patches and config tweaks and such these days, unless you're straying from the beaten path.
- anderber 9y ago> patches and config tweaks makes it run just as smooth as a MacBook Well, why did he choose Arch linux? He could very well have used Elementary or Ubuntu and easily install with all the 3rd-party stuff he might need.