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Linux on Apple Macintosh Devices

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Revision as of 04:24, 5 June 2024 by Ari43 (talk | contribs) (Moved mention of Asahi Linux in introduction for clarity)

Introduction

Linux is a good way to make-do with an old Intel Mac you may have.Many issues exist due to hardware support, such as WiFi support, and keyboard + trackpad issues on some devices. This page will list solutions to common issues as well as tips, tricks, and other information. On many Mac devices Linux works flawlessly after initial setup and troubleshooting is complete. If you are attempting to install Linux on a device with an ARM (Apple Silicon) CPU, see the #Asahi Linux section.

Asahi Linux

Asahi Linux as a work in progress port of many tools and drivers to Apple Silicon on Linux, and is currently under heavy development. More information can be found on the Asahi Linux website.

Troubleshooting

MacBookPro11,x to MacBookPro12,1

WiFi doesn't work

This is a side-effect of Broadcom's poor driver support on Linux, read this page for information on how to install the proprietary broadcom-wl driver on Arch Linux. Other distributions should follow their respective guides if one exists.

Notes

> More issues will be added overtime. This list is far from done.