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How would you install Ubuntu on an M1-M3 Macbook?
by vardump 2y ago
How would you install Ubuntu on an M1-M3 Macbook?
- rahen 2y agohttps://ubuntuasahi.org/ https://ubuntuasahi.org/
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- isodev 2y agoIf it were me, I’d sell my MacBook and get a max spec KDE Slimbook with 96GB RAM.
- addandsubtract 2y agoIf any other laptop had a trackpad like apple, with multi touch and gesture support, I would switch.
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- yoavm 2y agoLinux user for the past 20 years - I cannot remember the last laptop I had that didn't have multi touch and gestures support. been using mostly ThinkPads & Dells. I don't know what marketing team created this whole "our trackpad is so different" belief, but they've done a brilliant job!
- int_19h 2y agoMulti-touch per se has been pretty common even in tiny junk trackpads. The problem is that it's not particularly useful in that case. What makes Apple's trackpads so nice is a huge and solid surface. I came from Thinkpads myself and honestly didn't expect that to be as much of a thing as it turned out to be, but yes, they really are that much better. There are a few PC laptops these days with similar trackpads, but you definitely have to look for it when picking one.