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>buy M4 Mac Mini
>want to install Linux on it
>Asahi Linux does not natively support Apple Silicon M4 chip
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck
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Is there a point in buying an M4 Mac Mini if you're looking to put Linux on it when there's several other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
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Witty Elephant 5h
Is there a point in buying an M4 Mac Mini if you're looking to put Linux on it when there's several other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
Is there a point in buying an M4 Mac Mini if you're looking to put Linux on it when there's several other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
I want a quiet PC with a Wacom tablet for drawing in my bedroom
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asahi sucked on my m1
OP
Just use OpenClaw with macOS. Everyone uses it for that purpose these days... great little machines that can handle OpenClaw perfectly.
Witty Elephant 5h
Is there a point in buying an M4 Mac Mini if you're looking to put Linux on it when there's several other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
Is there a point in buying an M4 Mac Mini if you're looking to put Linux on it when there's several other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
>other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
you don't want mac mini for compatibility.
Teal Pig 4h
I want a quiet PC with a Wacom tablet for drawing in my bedroom

I want a quiet PC with a Wacom tablet for drawing in my bedroom
>I want a quiet PC with a Wacom tablet for drawing in my bedroom
>Linux
>drawing
>Wacom
so this is a bait thread. I take it all back. you suck OP
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Pink Hippo 2h
Just use OpenClaw with macOS. Everyone uses it for that purpose these days... great little machines that can handle OpenClaw perfectly. >other min

Just use OpenClaw with macOS. Everyone uses it for that purpose these days... great little machines that can handle OpenClaw perfectly.

>other mini PCs that are far more compatible?
you don't want mac mini for compatibility.

>I want a quiet PC with a Wacom tablet for drawing in my bedroom
>Linux
>drawing
>Wacom
so this is a bait thread. I take it all back. you suck OP
You can use Krita on Linux with a Wacom tablet.
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