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Sorry I didn't respond earlier. Mine isn't a T2 Mac. Also, I've actually been doing some distro-hopping in recent days --- switching among Fedora, the Arch-base

Sorry I didn't respond earlier. Mine isn't a T2 Mac. Also, I've actually been doing some distro-hopping in recent days --- switching among Fedora, the Arch-based CachyOS, and the Fedora-based (and very-early-stage) RakuOS --- and the sleep problem has been consistent among all three. I also have tried Debian, and Debian-based distros, in the past and seen the same issue. I have a nagging feeling that it's something really simple but have no idea what. I've also been frustrated by the whole old-Mac-on-Linux problem with internal speakers, as I've written before: https://www.brycewray.com/posts/2023/09/sound-reasoning/ https://www.brycewray.com/posts/2023/09/sound-reasoning/

harha 9d ago
On your post: I really don’t get why a widely used/available and pretty standard (as in there aren’t 5000 weird variations - more or less one per device of 4-5 devices per year, mostly the same controllers for most things) group of hardware doesn’t get more love from the Linux community. It’s the perfect case for showing the superiority of the open source model and the devices are amazing for their age. Without any bloat it could show that they also perform reasonably well and it also solves the gaming problem on Mac. I’ve also updated a few patches but it seems to be a pain to submit these.
- brycewray 9d ago
  > it also solves the gaming problem on Mac Yep, I admit that it's my main use of Linux. My daily driver for everything non-games-related is my 2023 (Apple Silicon) Mac Studio, but for Steam stuff I go to the old Intel iMac and whatever distro I'm running on it at the time.