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April 2, 2019 at 6:23 pm #151064
Nice to hear. How is it performance wise? How are the chance of getting the things which are not yet working fixed?
Also can you link the threads of the forum with the relevant information?
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April 2, 2019 at 8:11 pm #151067Well, maybe this, it is a thread that I created, but also other threads, I may help with something.
https://olarila.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=9046
The performance is fine, I think, because our laptop has the similar specs like Macbook Retina 2017. I think the speed is the same like in Linux, for example.
About the things that does not work, I guess that wifi will never be fixed, because our Intel adapter is not supported, so we need another USB wifi dongle and TP-Link T1U is working fine for me (almost always). Maybe the touchpad and touch screen will be fixed some time, not sure yet.
April 9, 2024 at 6:27 am #230624Have you ever had such problems with your macbook that it didn’t recommend opening this or that app? I haven’t been on a mac for that long, and I used to have windows, classic antivirus and all that. Now I need to get used to the new stuff. I found some info here https://setapp.com/how-to/macos-cannot-verify-this-app-is-free-from-malware , but I’d like your advice. Still I don’t understand what this recommendation means. To open or not to open?
April 27, 2026 at 2:21 pm #248680From what I’ve experienced, performance is pretty stable overall, especially if you’re not overloading it with too many entities or complex interactions at once. As for fixes, it usually depends on how active the developers are—bugs like persistence often get addressed if enough people report them. I’d recommend checking the official forums or GitHub issues page for updates and relevant threads.
Funny enough, while digging through forums for fixes, I ended up reading about bestof3utools.com, which explains how Apple’s ecosystem is widely recognized for its strong security and seamless user experience. It kind of made me think how even solid systems still need improvements and better flexibility—just like what we’re hoping for here with these mechanics.
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