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I dual boot with Ubuntu on my Macbook. For anyone thinking about making the switch, it is really easy. My primary tools for daily life: -> Instant messenger.
by vishaldpatel 15y ago
I dual boot with Ubuntu on my Macbook. For anyone thinking about making the switch, it is really easy.
My primary tools for daily life:
-> Instant messenger.
-> Email client.
-> Web browser.
-> Text editor.
Both MacOS and Ubuntu Linux have excellent working options for each, so I don't miss MacOS when I'm in Linux. Infact, sometimes I miss Linux when I'm in MacOS.
Oh.. and if you're dual-booting, Ubuntu mounts the MacOS partition as read-only, which is great for being able to access stuff in my mac partition.
- rhizome 15y agoIME, you're going to want non-Nvidia graphics for Gnome3.
- wglb 15y agoWhat is the advantage of that?
- scvrory 15y agoI've had varying levels of success using gnome3 with the nvidia drivers. With one install, gnome-shell would crash about every day. On another, I didn't notice any bugs other than sometimes when adding a second monitor (easily fixed with the nvidia config). Currently I have decided not to use the nvidia drivers and haven't needed them for anything I do.