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Given that IBM has transitioned to MacBooks for corporate use, have at least some Red Hat developers moved to MacBooks as well? On the PC front, do you find th
by Dracophoenix 4y ago
Given that IBM has transitioned to MacBooks for corporate use, have at least some Red Hat developers moved to MacBooks as well?
On the PC front, do you find that other workstations (Precision, Elitebooks) are better supported with regards to Linux and associated peripherals?
- masklinn 4y ago> Given that IBM has transitioned to MacBooks for corporate use, have at least some Red Hat developers moved to MacBooks as well? Seems unlikely as that'd imply running the OS they're making in a VM: the M1s only officially support macOS, and Asahi only just released their first alpha a pair of months back, with a lot of hardware not working yet. There's also a bunch of software which is not compatible with 16K pages, which asahi uses.