Bringing cutting edge T2 Mac support to stock Fedora using DKMS modules
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Bringing cutting edge T2 Mac support to stock Fedora using DKMS modules
Touch Bar, camera, audio and 5 GHz Wi-Fi on the 2017 15" MacBook Pro (MacBookPro14,3 / Apple T1) under Arch Linux
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Working Arch Linux on the 2016 MacBook Pro (T1, A1707): sound, Touch Bar, Bluetooth, and 5 GHz WiFi — per-fix guides and scripts
Working Touch Bar on Linux for 2016-2017 MacBook Pro (T1, MacBookPro13,x/14,x): revive a black Touch Bar / T1 recovery mode without macOS, Esc + F1-F12 via Fn, camera, touchpad fixes. Omarchy, Hyprland, Arch.
Reproducible Arch Linux + Hyprland workstation for the Apple MacBookPro9,2.
Omarchy (Arch + Hyprland) on the 2016/2017 Touch Bar MacBook Pro (A1706, Apple T1): sound, Touch Bar, Touch ID, 5 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth that survive sleep (brcmfmac patch, DKMS), s2idle, ambient light sensor
Open-source macOS skin for Linux Mint Xfce, and a kit to upcycle old Macs to it: Apple menu, global menu, Spotlight, Launchpad, Mission Control, ⌘ shortcuts, Mac fixes
Fixes and workarounds to get Fedora 44 fully working on a MacBook Pro 13" 2016 (MacBookPro13,1): suspend, Cirrus CS8409 audio, FaceTime HD camera, BCM4350 Wi-Fi, keyd
One-command Pop!_OS 24.04 (COSMIC) setup for the 15" MacBook Pro Late 2013 / Mid 2014 (MacBookPro11,3, Iris Pro + GT 750M): boot on Intel, NVIDIA on demand, Wi-Fi, Thunderbolt power saving, Mac-style keys and dock. Beta — tested on one machine.
WayBian: Debian 14 running natively on a MacBook Pro 16" M3 Max — Hyprland/Wayland desktop, GPU acceleration, Wi-Fi, audio, AirDrop, HDMI, dual boot with macOS. What it is, how it works, what works.
Fedora Linux on the 2015 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro: FaceTime HD camera, media keys without Fn, screenshot shortcuts, lid suspend, Bluetooth, fan control, codecs, and boot tuning.
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