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0 pointskangs9mo ago0 comments

unfortunately, contrarily to popular belief, you cannot run Linux natively on recent macbooks (m4) today.

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That doesn’t really affect what I’m saying though. Yes, support capped out with the M2, but you can still observe the properties of efficiency on there.

sys_647389mo ago

Depends what "natively" means. You can virtualize Linux through several means such as Virtual Box.

svantana9mo ago

...but you won't get similar power efficiency, which was claimed.

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dagmx9mo ago

That doesn’t really affect what I’m saying though. Yes, support capped out with the M2, but you can still observe the properties of efficiency on there.

sys_647389mo ago

Depends what "natively" means. You can virtualize Linux through several means such as Virtual Box.

svantana9mo ago

...but you won't get similar power efficiency, which was claimed.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse