Re:Lima: Linux-on-Mac
by spicybright on Friday May 14, 2021 @02:15PM
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I think where macOS shines is it's standardization of things beyond the unix terminal.
(I'm also a big fan of the hardware. 2019 macbook has been the best laptop I've owned so far)
In terms of fighting the OS, I don't know where that comes from.
Anything cli you generally use sudo, anything else you open the security settings and tick some boxes. I don't even have to type my password, I just touch the finger print reader. Then the program works forever. (I have a keybinding to open security settings too, so it only takes maybe 5 seconds most of the time)
I honestly don't know what people are fighting, unless they just really hate clicking through a few menus.
One key piece of advice I follow is NEVER update to the latest new OS version. Almost every person I know does and they run into crazy issues that shouldn't even be problems. I'm not going to be your free QA engineer, Apple.
(I'm also a big fan of the hardware. 2019 macbook has been the best laptop I've owned so far)
In terms of fighting the OS, I don't know where that comes from.
Anything cli you generally use sudo, anything else you open the security settings and tick some boxes. I don't even have to type my password, I just touch the finger print reader. Then the program works forever. (I have a keybinding to open security settings too, so it only takes maybe 5 seconds most of the time)
I honestly don't know what people are fighting, unless they just really hate clicking through a few menus.
One key piece of advice I follow is NEVER update to the latest new OS version. Almost every person I know does and they run into crazy issues that shouldn't even be problems. I'm not going to be your free QA engineer, Apple.