My degoogling is going very well, but I’m really struggling to let YT go… is there any Youtube front ends similar to newpipe for mac computers?

  • Dharma Curious (he/him)@slrpnk.net
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    19 days ago

    So, for the first time in sooooo long, I’m down to a single laptop (an M1 air), and it’s my dedicate “no tinker” device I use for school. It’s also my first ever apple device, and I sort of hate how much I love it. I still prefer Fedora, but I prefer the Mac to Windows.

    When I can finally get a second device I can tinker with again, I was debating getting an old Mac and installing Linux, but I only have experience with Linux via old windows machines. I know Linux on Macbooks is a thing, but is it more difficult/less preferable to Linux on a Windows machine for someone who isn’t particularly techy?

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      19 days ago

      I’m running Asahi Linux on my M1 Max as my daily driver and absolutely love it. And if you want you can just dual boot and keep a Mac partition.

      Been running it since last year, with zero issues so far.

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      19 days ago

      It’s kind of the same with fewer distros recommended and extra steps loading drivers for wifi and camera.

      Fedora works fairly well on 2015 MacBooks.