As a typical mac user there is no practical benefit.
Being on a Mac is so you can avoid lengthy configurations, scripts and commands and instead have something that just works and is seamlessly integrated.
This is the opposite.
You’d probably only want to go this route to make a statement about free open source software. But at that point you may as well run Linux
Being on a Mac is so you can avoid lengthy configurations, scripts and commands and instead have something that just works and is seamlessly integrated.
This is the opposite.
You’d probably only want to go this route to make a statement about free open source software. But at that point you may as well run Linux