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Install 'Linux' [1] on the machine then? That is, assuming you're using a model which is supported by some form of Linux. That way you get to use the hardware w
by Yetanfou 6y ago
Install 'Linux' [1] on the machine then? That is, assuming you're using a model which is supported by some form of Linux. That way you get to use the hardware without being bitten by the software. Linux distributions are not perfect either but they offer fewer such 'surprises'. Keep MacOS around for those times you need to run software which is only supported there but do your main work in Linux.
[1] where 'Linux' stands for any supported Linux distribution