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joined 1 year ago
It's call setting the table.
"So you want to be a Pastafarian? Great. Consider yourself a member. " - Church of the flying spaghetti monster website.
That time I joined the Pastafarian church.
Asahi is for M1 to M3 macs only, it works well. If your old mac is an Intel, you can basically install any distro!
Yes! I'm an example of this. I've decided to give Linux a try on my old 2012 Macbook last year, because I've heard so much about it on Lemmy. I played with it for a few days and realized it was the OS I've been dreaming of. Ended up installing Nobara on a partition of my gaming PC (with NVDIA) and cant remeber last time I've booted Windows. I still have to work on macOS on my M1, but I've install Asahi and alternate between the two. I am now convince 80,% pc user would be way more happy on Linux. I really think FOSS are now better then licence software in most case.
Nobara 39 (Fedora spin) is amazing with KDE, 2080ti.
My students with the 8gb version struggle to do basic audio work with only a few plugins. This is BS from apple. Unless you use your computer only for web browsing, in which case you shouldn't get a stupid mac in the first place.
That's not really fair to Crowder. He's also a misogynist and racist piece of shit.
Lol, but why? I use it for my daily usage! I game, surf the web, edit videos in Da Vinci and do a lot (a whole lot) of audio work on Reaper. It has been updated following the Fedora cycle and you easily switch from Gnome to KDE. If you go to the Discord you'll see it is actually well maintained. Having tried a few distros, I settle for Nobara because it's basically Fedora with all AV codecs and drivers pre-installed, exactly what I wanted. You may not like it personally but I don't think it's right to say it doesn't work for daily usage.
Nobara if you want to game or do AV editing. I'm a semi-noob and I did not like Mint.
Fedora works pretty well. Any fork with Gnome should work.