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georgia
georgia
I can't find anything about debloating and deglowing a mac that doesnt require proprietary tools 
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Blurry Moon
sun@shitposter.world
@georgia the entire point is you trust Apple to do the whole package
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Blurry Moon
sun@shitposter.world
@georgia I have gone through this. If you want to customize then Apple is not for you as a customer
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@georgia silly answer: asahi linux or adelie linux, depending on the age of the mac
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Blurry Moon
sun@shitposter.world
@georgia probably like modern windows, as soon as they do an update it undoes everything
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@izzy thats not remotely silly I wouldnt have bought a macbook in a million years if asahi linux didnt exist and if I werent planning on dual booting
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Blurry Moon
sun@shitposter.world
@georgia I'm not exactly telling you what to do but you'll save time if you learn from my experience, and after 2-6 years giving up and just adapting to their ecosystem and you'll be happier even if you have to make big compromises. ultimately I switched from linux because the god damn monitor support fucking worked right
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@georgia linux being a pain in the ass on there is why I haven't seriously considered one
I have some weird linux RISC apple machines and I would not want that for a daily driver
I have some weird linux RISC apple machines and I would not want that for a daily driver
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@izzy ive heard from multiple people that asahi works pretty well now. the hardware support is almost complete.
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@georgia I was under the impression that there are some caveats that are pretty fundamental to the platform but I haven't seriously looked into it since around the M2 era
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@izzy they recently fixed the big caveat which is second monitor support. m2s are the best supported so theyre a few years behind.
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