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They also make an arm and a leg on services, which is why its not in their interest to make it so you cant use them.
by esskay 27d ago
They also make an arm and a leg on services, which is why its not in their interest to make it so you cant use them.
- xnickb 27d agoIt's not like users will just stop using the services. Rather Linux users will start considering MacBook as a potential laptop to buy. How could that possibly disrupt their Software/Services infra?
- esskay 27d agoOf course they will. Why would you pay for icloud storage you cant use?
- xnickb 27d agoThat statement is true for the users that both bought and didn't buy a Macbook (with Linux support). The difference is, the one who bought has paid money for the Macbook. I am not an Apple user. Do you _have_ to pay for iCloud if you buy the laptop? I don't think so.