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Yeah. I’m a long time Mac user. Like 17 years, I’m keen on it because UNIX and pretty. I was looking at Arch + KDE plasma and it’s really tempting. I returned
by john_alan 6y ago
Yeah. I’m a long time Mac user. Like 17 years, I’m keen on it because UNIX and pretty.
I was looking at Arch + KDE plasma and it’s really tempting.
I returned a 16inch MBP recently as it kept crashing on shutdown. macOS on intel is a mess and so is the T2. And I’m a fanboy.
I’ve made a deal with myself. If these new Apple Si machines are blow away I’ll try again. Else I’m buying a Lenovo Legion and moving to Arch.
Not sure what to do for a phone but probably stay with iOS.
- eecc 6y agoI'm currently waiting (and cursing) Lenovo for delaying delivery of the AMD T14 I paid for in September. I'm a bit worried for my precious free time that will be wasted on fending off the thousand-cuts onslaught of bugs, but I'm willing to try. It's gotten to this Tim (and Jony). After ~15 uninterrupted years.
- coldtea 6y ago>I returned a 16inch MBP recently as it kept crashing on shutdown. macOS on intel is a mess and so is the T2. And I’m a fanboy. macOS on Intel is a mess because a particular 16inch MBP "kept crashing on shutdown"? As if Windows and Linux running machines don't have cases where they keep running on shutdown? macOS/T2 has bugs like all software, but this is not some general state of macOS/T2, which runs fine without "crashing on shutdown" for hundreds of millions of other people (including those with MBP16). How about it's some particular production run / unit, and or some particular app? (Which can happen for any vendor / OS)