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I ran this way when I first (had to) switch to a mac. Running linux in a Virtualbox vm, and having it fullscreen most of the time. It's a really nice way to wor
by jacknews 3y ago
I ran this way when I first (had to) switch to a mac. Running linux in a Virtualbox vm, and having it fullscreen most of the time. It's a really nice way to work, and gives you much more of a sense of owning your environment - especially the mac started acting-up and slowing down/hanging frequently, and even losing the application state through a reboot, but the vm would continue where it left off after a restart, even the cursor in the same place etc.
IMHO you do need a graphic environment in 2024 though; text-only, and gemini etc is a bit too monastic.