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Why would they? They are making hardware to work with their operating system. Do you blame PC makers who have bad battery life on Linux because there are bad op
by jasonpbecker 12y ago
Why would they? They are making hardware to work with their operating system. Do you blame PC makers who have bad battery life on Linux because there are bad open source drivers? Or PC makers that don't run well as a Hackintosh?
- Someone1234 12y ago> Why would they? Then why provide Bootcamp at all? > Do you blame PC makers who have bad battery life on Linux because there are bad open source drivers? In a word, yes. I do. But the reality on the ground is that a lot of those hardware manufacturers aren't advertising Linux support as a "feature." Apple does advertise Windows support as one.
- WorldWideWayne 12y agoEver since the switch to Intel chips, Apple has billed all of their Macs as being able to run Windows and that is a big selling point for them. So, I don't think it's out of line to ask them to make proper drivers for running an operating system that they do support.