I tested it some days ago and I’m really impressed by the quality and usability.
I mean, some things aren’t working (like touchID or external displays) but everything else is working incredibly well. Everything that still doesn’t work is well identified by the team and they are working on it.
I didn’t stumble upon something that barely works or is unstable.
Even their work with the audio "driver" is amazing since it is capable of overdriving speakers safely which allows the same sound quality as in macOS. It looks like it’s the first time it happens on Linux on any hardware.
I pretty much recommend testing it, you only need some disk space and the installation from macOS is really as easy as running a command line and being asked how much GB you want it to use.
Since it uses the native UEFI bootloader, it’s also pretty easy to uninstall, just delete the partition and you are done.
I mean, some things aren’t working (like touchID or external displays) but everything else is working incredibly well. Everything that still doesn’t work is well identified by the team and they are working on it.
I didn’t stumble upon something that barely works or is unstable.
Even their work with the audio "driver" is amazing since it is capable of overdriving speakers safely which allows the same sound quality as in macOS. It looks like it’s the first time it happens on Linux on any hardware.
I pretty much recommend testing it, you only need some disk space and the installation from macOS is really as easy as running a command line and being asked how much GB you want it to use.
Since it uses the native UEFI bootloader, it’s also pretty easy to uninstall, just delete the partition and you are done.