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But is amount of people that want to use Linux on an Apple laptop going to be relevant to Apple? Given most consumer would rather use preloaded OS and the state
by whereistimbo 6y ago
But is amount of people that want to use Linux on an Apple laptop going to be relevant to Apple? Given most consumer would rather use preloaded OS and the state of the linux on the desktop, I don't really think it matters to Apple.
- otabdeveloper4 6y agoDespite what people say, I view the possibility that Microsoft might switch to the Linux kernel to run Windows as very much real. NT is very much legacy code in maintenance mode, switching to something that's more modern that's also the base for Android makes a lot of sense.
- cies 6y ago> I don't really think it matters to Apple [given] amount of people that want to use Linux on an Apple Agreed. But the point I argues was that Apple does not care because they sell hardware either way. I think they care a lot their hardware is used to runt their software, as this is a big reason to sell more hardware.