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I mean, if the hardware runs Linux well, it's not that ridiculous to recommend it. Forget the Apple software part.
by jotm 4y ago
I mean, if the hardware runs Linux well, it's not that ridiculous to recommend it. Forget the Apple software part.
- neogodless 4y agoCan everyone that has spent at least one month using Linux on an M1 as a daily driver please respond with their experiences, so we know that this "Linux on an M1" recommendation is valid?
- rxhernandez 4y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31094361#31098178 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31094361#31098178
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- fulafel 4y agoWe know the current hw doesn't.
- rxhernandez 4y agoIt doesn't run linux anywhere near as well as a X1 Carbon. I get daily crashes on a fresh install on a M1 Mac after only a couple weeks of having it. My X1 Carbon has been running strong for nearly a year with no memorable crashes during that time period. There's software I can't even install because there aren't arm versions of it available.