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Yeah, other than an experimental exercises I don't get why anyone would ever want to do this. You will spend WAY more money for the Apple hardware, you will str
by hitpointdrew 6y ago
Yeah, other than an experimental exercises I don't get why anyone would ever want to do this. You will spend WAY more money for the Apple hardware, you will struggle to get things to stay consistent. If your goal is to run linux then don't buy a Mac.
- monopoledance 6y ago> You will spend WAY more money for the Apple hardware I think right now the new M1 machines are actually priced pretty reasonable. If they'd run Linux, I would buy them in an instant. I mean, try to match the Air with a Thinkpad, especially if you consider the screen. I think there is not even one recent AMD Thinkpad with a > FHD screen. And who wants a 2020 Intel machine? Edit: To make this clear: No Linux, no Mac for me (as I don't believe in MacOS's future at all). But even considering the horrible keyboard, I think the M1 macs are totally worth it just for the hardware. That's a first. And I am the kind of person who feels all warm and fuzzy over ejecting an ultrabay hard drive, or changing RAM/display in < 5 minutes in a laptop.
- jonfw 6y agoIf you care about display, trackpad, and battery life, the M1 macs blow everything else out of the water, and for pretty cheap.