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Can't you run linux on a macbook pro?

• jdhawk 5mo ago
  not well
• ulrikrasmussen 5mo ago
  I would not do that, mostly because Apple is, and always has been, doing what they can to create locked down platforms which are the antithesis of digital autonomy. Being able to run a different operating system is and never will be something they will actively support, and I will only expect that that possibility will go away in the future if they ever feel that it would threaten their amount of control. I will never transact with the company for that reason alone.
• einsteinx2 5mo ago
  On M1 and M2 currently yes (M3 in progress). Check out the Asahi Linux project.
  • vb-8448 5mo ago
    isn't asahi linux dead?
    • einsteinx2 5mo ago
      No not at all. Some of the original contributors stepped away, but they’re still active and have recently made a bunch of progress toward M3 support. Their blog is quite active: https://asahilinux.org/blog/ https://asahilinux.org/blog/ Announcements have been quiet for a while because they have been focusing on upstreaming their kernel changes, but more recently they’ve been adding new features and working on new model support again.