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Regarding number 1... Installing non-apple SSD in a macbook isn't smooth sailing either. The difference is that in windows the OS isn't necessarily playing aga

by igrekel 11y ago

Regarding number 1... Installing non-apple SSD in a macbook isn't smooth sailing either. The difference is that in windows the OS isn't necessarily playing against you.

toothbrush 11y ago
I run two MacBooks with non-apple SSD's (and Linux). What goes wrong for you? (serious question) (Disclosure: I'd prefer to run a ThinkPad or something, but meh, boss-provided machine.)
- greggyb 11y ago
  The problem that the parent is referring to is hardware compatibility in OS X, which using Linux obviates.