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Re:Tailscale's new macOS home by freedomben on Thursday April 02, 2026 @04:10PM (#47619550)
And for years and years when in discussions about Linux vs Mac, Linux was always slammed as having to be customized and "user's should never have to use the terminal" . (I agree with that, but even in 2014 I remember having to run terminal commands to tweak stuff to make it work more like I wanted to)
Re:Tailscale's new macOS home by richardlblair on Thursday April 02, 2026 @08:03PM (#47621818)
Ironically I ended up on linux. Windows went to crap, and I figured if I have to run a bunch of scripts to make my OS usable I may as well just use linux.

Honestly, I couldn't be happier. I get so much more out of my hardware and I enjoy the experience so much more.

Re:Tailscale's new macOS home by bigfudge on Friday April 03, 2026 @03:18AM (#47624044)
On a laptop? I’m interested but have never found sleep/wake and battery life to ever remotely approach osx and a Mac.
Re:Tailscale's new macOS home by freedomben on Friday April 03, 2026 @09:51AM (#47626653)
Many Lenovos and Dells work pretty well. I use a frame.work laptop and it continually gets better. It's not flawless, but personally I accept that the many benefits of using Linux will come with some tradeoffs. To me it's very worth it. Great battery life and flawless sleep/wake on my macbook weren't worth the inferior (IMHO) UX of macos. If you really care about those things, there are some good resources out there (including a good community of frame.work people).