4 ms·
>In my experience, installing alternate OS's on Mac hardware has never been frictionless or satisfying anyway. It would be if they take some effort to support
by aero-glide 6y ago
>In my experience, installing alternate OS's on Mac hardware has never been frictionless or satisfying anyway.
It would be if they take some effort to support it.
- matvore 6y ago> It would be if they take some effort to support it. Oh, definitely. But the Linux (or alternate OS) fans are not really on Apple's radar. OTOH, they do a good job of keeping some core binaries up-to-date, like zsh and Vim, and they did appeal about getting good compile times during the M1 release event, so they consider POSIX users part of their target market.
- JAlexoid 6y agoThere's no link between - compile time and "POSIX users". Last I checked, I can compile and deploy an iOS app without the need for anything POSIX.
- GiorgioG 6y agoBootcamp has always run fine for me. I've never tried to install Linux on my Macs.