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One reason for me not upgrading my 2009 MacBook until the M1 was I put a SSD in there, more ram, and it just purred along. Then somewhere around 2014 I installe
by RandomWorker 4y ago
One reason for me not upgrading my 2009 MacBook until the M1 was I put a SSD in there, more ram, and it just purred along. Then somewhere around 2014 I installed Linux on it and I never looked back. I don’t have much to do but write documents on this thing, email and light web browsing. The thing was a tank, and it still goes after 10+ years. Fun fact the cd drive broke just after 1 year… I still think the screen is the most beautiful screen I own, and the keyboard/trackpad is solid what else do I need? M1 for me was just interesting to try something different.. and turns out it was a good gamble, and I have retired the 09 model as my daily driver, because it turns out having a battery that works is useful.
- BeFlatXIII 4y agoVery similar boat here. I even installed OpenCore to upgrade to unsupported Mac OS once my Mac was too old to sync my music to my new phone. IMO, the only everyday computing task that can't be done with acceptable performance on a Raspberry Pi4 is opening a web browser.