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I think it's because a MacBook is a high quality device, and you can install other OSes on relatively pain free. Also OSX covers the bases well, both for regul
by udev 13y ago
I think it's because a MacBook is a high quality device, and you can install other OSes on relatively pain free.
Also OSX covers the bases well, both for regular users and developers. One noteworthy group that are left out are the gamers.
- fiatmoney 13y agoI don't know what your pain threshold is, but installing & running any blend of Linux on a recent Macbook is not exactly a fun time.