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Intel MacBooks have pretty great Linux support.
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  I tried it but I got tired of overheating and constant fan spinning, I tried to go the vanilla route then with mbfan (or whatever it’s called) and I was never able to reproduce a level of quietness comparable to MacOS so I went back.
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    Well you have to sacrifice something in order to make old hardware work.

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