Basically, making linux work on Apple hardware is a pretty hard task, including a shitload of reverse engineering.
When a user decides to try it, and finds a lot of features missing, they are completely unaware of the work required to get it into that state, and just think they should have the readily available features.
Basically, making linux work on Apple hardware is a pretty hard task, including a shitload of reverse engineering.
When a user decides to try it, and finds a lot of features missing, they are completely unaware of the work required to get it into that state, and just think they should have the readily available features.