I haven't yet seen people around me switch to Linux but some are talking about switching to Linux at some point in the future, which isn't surprising when we see what Microsoft and Apple are doing.

In my case, I have been also thinking about it. My old MacBook Pro has been my Linux experiment, currently running Fedora. My current MacBook Pro is an Intel one and Tahoe (Which I don't want to update to) will be the latest macOS version possible so I will probably try a dualboot at some point.

"The world is becoming increasingly polarized and bitter, making people less and less inclined towards dialogue or tolerance for those with different ideas or positions.
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We are all in the same boat. We have the tools, the freedom of choice, and it costs us nothing. If we don't like a solution, we can say so and choose something else. Why this violence?"

Following Simon's journey in leaving the Apple garden for Linux has been really interesting and made me reflect on my macOS usage. I have been slowly reducing the software I use and switching to software usable on Linux.

I also put Linux Mint on my old macBook Pro 2015, and will probably try Debian 13 Trixie on it since I want to test GNOME 48.

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