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Honest question: why use MacOS at all then? If you prefer KDE, why not run a system that KDE natively supports? Is it a particular MacOS application? Or is i

Honest question: why use MacOS at all then? If you prefer KDE, why not run a system that KDE natively supports? Is it a particular MacOS application? Or is it that Linux support on Mac hardware is not good enough?

TingPing 6mo ago
Linux has good support for m1 and m2, so for newer devices running a custom desktop would be neat.
wolvoleo 6mo ago
That's what I did yes. Advantage is also getting much more hardware for the money.