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> It's installing a pkg file, takes about a minute and it is a one time operation you will never really need to do again. Typically I have to do it once a year
by warp 4y ago
> It's installing a pkg file, takes about a minute and it is a one time operation you will never really need to do again.
Typically I have to do it once a year, because the kernel extension seems to break with every new macOS version.
- NoThisIsMe 4y ago> Have you ever daily driven a linux box? Times have changed but you will jump through hoops far more often than on macOS. > - written from my frankenstein arch linux macbook pro That depends entirely on what you're doing, what software and hardware you're using. Any Linux distro on a MacBook (unless it's an old model)? Yeah, lots of hoops.
- seba_dos1 4y agoUse a properly supported hardware and the amount of hoops to jump through goes down to negligible.
- LeFantome 4y agoI am installing Garuda Linux on a MacBook Pro later today. I have never installed Garuda before. I will let you know how it goes. After a good experience installing Manjaro on an iMac, I am expecting it to go well.