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>Once you're there, you may as well run Linux on your old Apple laptop. I mean, frankly... no. I live in the terminal on my Mac, but I still need a browser to
by Klonoar 4y ago
>Once you're there, you may as well run Linux on your old Apple laptop.
I mean, frankly... no.
I live in the terminal on my Mac, but I still need a browser to deal with everything else. The battery life on a MacBook alone will kick the everloving hell out of most non-Apple laptops currently. Scrolling is always smooth, and I don't even hear a fan these days with the M1.
Living in the terminal on macOS affords you relative consistency; while yes, Apple has changed things in releases (or held back due to licensing stuff), it all mostly works as expected and will generally not break between OS releases. That's the important bit here.