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It's just really sad that Apple doesn't help us with drivers for their hardware, I highly doubt the majority would switch anyways, and assisting with info could
by lillecarl 5y ago
It's just really sad that Apple doesn't help us with drivers for their hardware, I highly doubt the majority would switch anyways, and assisting with info could be done with less effort if people are already doing reverse engineering work.
- messe 5y agoI suspect it's a mix of legal difficulties in releasing the documentation, and a lack of incentive to write it in the first place. The ideal scenario would be Apple pushing their hardware in the server space; that might create an internal incentive for apple to get Linux running decently (or at the very least make Darwin a new competitor in the datacenter).
- astrange 5y agoThe supported method is virtualization.