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I'd pay easily let's say $100-200 a year to have linux running on modern apple laptops with full features. I'm sure I'm not alone. Their hardware, "our" OS woul
by Keyframe 1y ago
I'd pay easily let's say $100-200 a year to have linux running on modern apple laptops with full features. I'm sure I'm not alone. Their hardware, "our" OS would be perfect. Well, except notch and lack of OLED - but, reportedly that's in the works too.
- internetter 1y agohttps://opencollective.com/asahilinux https://opencollective.com/asahilinux the great thing is, you can!
- umbra07 1y ago"with full features"
- mrheosuper 1y agothe macbook pro uses MiniLed, in term of contrast, it's quite good, much better than ips. Macbook pro display is one of the best laptop display.
- ozgrakkurt 1y agoIt is not even close. Pretty much any OLED is so much better
- swiftcoder 1y agoAnd somehow it has way less blooming than other mini-led displays I have used. Not clear how they pull that feat off exactly
- zozbot234 1y agoMost likely, they have more mini-leds and/or more ability to independently control them. Of course the localized "blooming" of mini-leds is a lot easier on the eyes regardless than the all-around bloom of a backlit display. (Better for the battery too, if you can keep most of the screen dark.)