Re:Leaving htop running freezes macOS High Sierra
by pfranz on Friday January 05, 2018 @11:25PM
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> inability to run linux on the USB-C macbook pros
What have you tried?
I have a MacBookPro14,1 (2017) and had a bit more of a problem than expected triple-booting Windows, Linux, and High Sierra, but I got it working.
My main issue seemed to be that nvme wasn't supported for many of the Linux installers. I think it was a newer Fedora I finally got working. I may have had to manually mount the drive before running the installer (I cant remember). I haven't used it as my primary OS, but everything seemed to be working (hi-dpi, wifi, trackpad).
I think like any other new hardware, it'll take a couple years before Linux works out of the box.
What have you tried?
I have a MacBookPro14,1 (2017) and had a bit more of a problem than expected triple-booting Windows, Linux, and High Sierra, but I got it working.
My main issue seemed to be that nvme wasn't supported for many of the Linux installers. I think it was a newer Fedora I finally got working. I may have had to manually mount the drive before running the installer (I cant remember). I haven't used it as my primary OS, but everything seemed to be working (hi-dpi, wifi, trackpad).
I think like any other new hardware, it'll take a couple years before Linux works out of the box.