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Linux on Apple Macintosh Devices

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Introduction

Linux is a good way to make-do with an old Mac you may have, especially with Apple discontinuing x86_64 CPU's in favor for their in-house M chips[1]. Many issues exist due to hardware support, such as WiFi support, and keyboard + trackpad issues. In this article, you will see the troubles you may face when using Linux on your Mac.

MacBookPro11,x to MacBookPro12,1

WiFi doesn't work

This is a side-effect of Broadcom's driver support with Linux, read the page linked in order to get your fix.

Notes

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

  1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_transition_to_Apple_silicon
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