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Honestly I wouldn't waste any of my time trying to run a worse OS than MacOS in a hardware that wasn't completely supported by the sw As much as I like Linux t
by raverbashing 10d ago
Honestly I wouldn't waste any of my time trying to run a worse OS than MacOS in a hardware that wasn't completely supported by the sw
As much as I like Linux this kind of tinkering is only for people with more time and less expectations about the experience
If I need Linux I can always go for UTM or something similar
- zer0zzz 10d agoSounds like you haven't used Asahi. I found the kde remix to be pretty nice to use. Literally the only thing that I found frustrating was: 1) for the longest time, but no longer, Google did not ship an official chrome linux arm64 package. Chromium Browser also has not included google sync for years now. But now, google chrome does ship for arm64 linux so its all good. 2) usb-c video still doesn't work, so not ideal for a laptop without hdmi that you'd want to dock Otherwise, it works really well.
- raverbashing 10d agoGood to know, but even in a well rounded Linux it seems you hit several mini-annoyances every day Case in point, any form of package management. Or then you have Flatpack, with its own list of issues
- zer0zzz 9d agoThat’s broadly the problem with all distros on all platforms though. I meant to highlight that as far as distros go asahi is not bad.
- raverbashing 8d agoYes I understand, it does seem like it's one of the most rounded ones