> And I get it: it's not up to me to tell people what to work on during their free time. So it's up to me now to tell you: If you want to run Linux on Apple ha

> And I get it: it's not up to me to tell people what to work on during their free time. So it's up to me now to tell you: If you want to run Linux on Apple hardware, help getting it to work! Otherwise please just use hardware with Linux supported by its vendor instead of complaining here. One great thing about open source is that everybody can work on what he needs or what he enjoys. So if people enjoy working on flicker free boot, that's great. Other people enjoy reverse engineering Thunderbolt adapters to get them to work with Linux or dig into the depths of the state machine required for touch pads to properly work. In the end we all benefit from such work, as each little piece gets us closer to the completed puzzle where everything works smoothly.