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It pretty much is. Speaking from experience of dual booting macOS and Linux on a MacBook Pro. Oh, and also from booting the same Dell XPS laptop in Linux and m
by WesolyKubeczek 7y ago
It pretty much is. Speaking from experience of dual booting macOS and Linux on a MacBook Pro.
Oh, and also from booting the same Dell XPS laptop in Linux and macOS, guess which trackpad experience is superior.
- __initbrian__ 7y agowhich? My guess is: 1. mbp, macOS 2. xps, macOS 3. xps, linux 4. mbp, linux
- WesolyKubeczek 7y agoPretty much it. Oh, and also I had patched libinput to be able to drag with three fingers, a gesture which I have on macOS. 3 and 4 are more like a tie. On macOS, when I move the cursor with the trackpad, it’s almost intuitive for me where the cursor is going to end up. With Linux, it’s almost always an uphill struggle. Like the acceleration curve adopted by Apple is more ergonomic.
- inamberclad 7y agoYou have an XPS booting MacOS?
- WesolyKubeczek 7y agoNot only booting, it’s working well and is way more stable than a bloody MBP where it likes to panic if the uptime is too long.
- omnimus 7y agoHow is battery life?
- syntaxing 7y agoHow hard is it to load Hackintosh on a XPS? Do you recommend a certain model? I hear the 9360 is preferred because something about the graphics card?
- icefo 7y agoSomehow I never imagined an xps hackintosh but I want to try with mine now. If it works reliably you could have great hardware with a good OS and a decent price.