Yeah, it's Linux. :) macOS always ran nicely, and the hardware itself is great. I think if somebody more capable in Linux kernel/drivers' hacking looked into it

Yeah, it's Linux. :) macOS always ran nicely, and the hardware itself is great. I think if somebody more capable in Linux kernel/drivers' hacking looked into it they could fix it, it's just that nobody cares (and `rmmod brcmfmac && modprobe brcmfmac` is simple enough).