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This kind of mediocrity what holds the Linux world back by a big extent. Arguably Apple makes the best hardware currently, spec wise and build quality wise too.
by haunter 6mo ago
This kind of mediocrity what holds the Linux world back by a big extent.
Arguably Apple makes the best hardware currently, spec wise and build quality wise too. You can ignore them and turn to mediocrity or you can strive to be like them and even better than them!
Framework says that we can be better in some departments (modularity) while also trying to match their (Apple’s) design and build quality.
- kristopolous 6mo agoSo as a consumer one could easily purchase a MacBook. The money works the same as everyone else's. When shopping for laptop from an alternative why would they be wanting a clone of the thing they've already affirmed they're not interested it by the nature of their shopping for alternatives?
- dummydummy1234 6mo agoSo you are not the target audience for this. The target is people who would buy a MacBook but want to run Linux. There are many people who turn down the MacBook, not because of build quality, or design, but because it does not support Linux.
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- kristopolous 6mo agoSome people don't like the design, some don't like the ecosystem, keyboard, ports, ... there's a gestalt of decisions, a unified direction apple products go in. I know the HN comment thread is people who don't see this as an ideology and who have drawers full of apple products and used to work there for years but see this as not a preference in the slightest ... I know who I'm talking to but I for some weird strange, neurodivergent reason, insist on reality.