>Wouldn't a Linux device, or Linux running on a Mac suit you better?
Maybe they want a unixy desktop with working sound ?
Half joking, but that's my use case - homebrew is pretty great, most developers use a Mac in my domains of interest so it's always supported.
Linux is just too much work (and I'm using Fedora on my desktop). SIP is just false positives and annoyance.
I'm on the fence about M/ARM switch since I still see a lot of friction with containers so I might be looking at framework for my next device. Or just go all in on client/server development model.
Maybe they want a unixy desktop with working sound ?
Half joking, but that's my use case - homebrew is pretty great, most developers use a Mac in my domains of interest so it's always supported.
Linux is just too much work (and I'm using Fedora on my desktop). SIP is just false positives and annoyance.
I'm on the fence about M/ARM switch since I still see a lot of friction with containers so I might be looking at framework for my next device. Or just go all in on client/server development model.