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Totally agree but: >But hardware plays an important role too. MBP+OSX wins head >Down against an average disposable Dell/HP/Whatever, even >Ubuntu powers can
by sunkencity 19y ago
Totally agree but:
>But hardware plays an important role too. MBP+OSX wins head
>Down against an average disposable Dell/HP/Whatever, even
>Ubuntu powers can't help that junk, so Thinkpads rule.
Running linux on a mac is fantastic, the hardware is well supported, only caveat is the one-button touchpad. And it totally pisses of Apple Freaks!
- boredguy8 19y agoIf only that were as true today as it was 5 years ago. But I bought 5 Mac Pros and had 4 HDs fail. Our HP 6910 laptops work great.
- ken 19y agoSo does Linux not support the scrolling trackpad?
- orib 19y agoIt does, but middle or right clicking is rather awkward (2/3 finger taps, awkward key combinations)
- ken 19y agoStrange; I find it easier. To right-click, I just put down my right finger, the one I use for right-clicking with a mouse, and which is otherwise unused. With separate physical buttons, I have to move my thumb to an uncomfortable angle.