The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic randomly

Re:The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic... by lykr0n on Saturday August 18, 2018 @04:46PM (#17790565)

Arch is great. If not the wiki, the AUR and Trizen. Almost every piece of software I would want a few commands away.

It's also surprisingly stable.

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Re:The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic... by sofaofthedamned on Saturday August 18, 2018 @05:15PM (#17790758)

I love Fedora but the Arch wiki is the best authoritative source of fixes ever.

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Re:The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic... by collyw on Saturday August 18, 2018 @07:30PM (#17791472)

Agreed, and I have only ever installed Manjaro.

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Re:The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic... by sofaofthedamned on Saturday August 18, 2018 @07:46PM (#17791566)

Yup. Used to be that the Ubuntu forums were awesome, but there was something about the Arch forums that weeded all the crap out, i've no idea what. I need to add them to the OSS projects I contribute to this year.

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Re:The new MacBook Pros with T2 chips do indeed kernel panic... by collyw on Monday August 20, 2018 @12:19PM (#17801222)

I guess as Linux got more popular, more people who didn't really know what they were doing joined in, usually on Ubuntu. The quality of answers dropped as a result.

I think a higher bar to entry often keeps things better quality (coming from the dev world I am thinking about Django deployment versus PHP deployment). Arch was too much of a pain for me to install last time I checked, and its going to be way too much effort for anyone relatively new to Linux.

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