How is this sentiment annoying to you? People want Linux on good hardware, how is that annoying to you?
replyApple sells what it says on the tin. Vertical integration, macOS. If you want to hack the HW, do, but don't blame Apple, blame yourself.
reply> Macs run macOS.
replyThey run other things, too. There's no valid technical reason it can't or shouldn't, and Apple deserves the scrutiny if they won't bring macOS up to parity with Linux. Modern macOS is legitimately terrible, and ~100% to blame for why Macs are shunned for HPC, on-prem and other professional applications.
There are hundreds of millions of professionals in the world who need a computer that works for their work and daily life and aren't server admins or software developers. Please let us have the Macs in peace. We only have this option, while you have dozens of different PC makers for your Linux.
replybut nobody is trying to take that away from you? having a reliable linux distro for apple hardware couldn't affect you in any way
reply"bring macOS up to parity with Linux" sounds like a direction of development which wouldn't be very desirable for people like me.
replyunless the OS was behind on features that wouldn't affect you if they were there
replyThere is not a single Linux feature you have named that would impede your day-to-day workflow.
replyMethinks the lady doth protest too much.
Terrible? I love it. Since 84.
replyThey run other things, too
What other things outside of containers or iPad apps?
> Terrible? I love it.
replyYou're part of a minority.
> What other things outside of containers or iPad apps?
Linux with fully native Vulkan drivers, for one.