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minus-squareedriclinkfedilink2•13 hours agoDid you have to do any special configuration, or was it a seamless installation just like a non-mac laptop?
minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilink2•13 hours agoit was exactly flashing a windows laptop, no difference whatsoever :)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•13 hours agoOh I didn’t realize it was like that. I’ll have to re-visit my Mom’s Macbook
minus-squareDariusmiles2123linkfedilink2•11 hours agoI use an upgraded 2012 MacBook Pro with Fedora and it’s very easy to install. You still have a few caveats if you wanna use some specific software like Ventoy or Clonezilla. Otherwise it’s really easy.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•12 hours agoAs another user pointed out, the ones with Intel chips work well ie older models (idk the details as I don’t use Apple products)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•4 hours agoI know she doesn’t have the “M” chip, so I’d guess it’s an Intel
Did you have to do any special configuration, or was it a seamless installation just like a non-mac laptop?
it was exactly flashing a windows laptop, no difference whatsoever :)
Oh I didn’t realize it was like that. I’ll have to re-visit my Mom’s Macbook
I use an upgraded 2012 MacBook Pro with Fedora and it’s very easy to install.
You still have a few caveats if you wanna use some specific software like Ventoy or Clonezilla. Otherwise it’s really easy.
As another user pointed out, the ones with Intel chips work well ie older models (idk the details as I don’t use Apple products)
I know she doesn’t have the “M” chip, so I’d guess it’s an Intel