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Installing Linux on a BIOS based machine was trivial, but now with Apple’s take on EFI on their customised hardware, it can be a little challenging. No worries, this is the Ultimate Linux Newbie Guide. Download rEFInd The red circle indicates where to download rEFInd rEFInd is a boot-loader for EFI based machines.

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Simplicity Linux uses Puppy Linux and derivatives as a base, uses the XFCE window manager, and comes in 3 editions: Netbook, Desktop and Media. Netbook features cloud based software, Desktop features locally based software and Media edition is designed to allow people who want a lounge PC to access their media with ease.

It is clearly inspired by MacOS. The bottom plank is not the only thing that you can relate to MacOS. Look at the Geary, Photos, Scratch and other apps.

Tried Elementary OS – looks nice if that’s your thing – but! Once you install non-intergrated apps that consistency falls apart. Gnome plus decent themes and icon set looks just as nice if not better. However, the thing that really drove me away was the god-awful touchpad feel. Pointer acceration all over the place when you don’t need it.

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Here's what convinced me that eOS Luna is a better bet than Windows 7., using it as their primary boot or as their preferred Linux distro. Elementary is rising in popularity and getting tons of cool updates that make it a robust system. Since it uses the GNOME desktop environment, it can also support Retina displays, but you might need to install the GNOME Tweak Tool to set it up right.

Just can't bring myself to part with the $$$. Have you at least tried booting Puppy on one? If so, how about a little report? _________________ hangout: ##b0rked on irc.freenode.net diversion: - visit The Fringe quote: 'The foundation of authority is based upon the consent of the people.'

If find returns 0 results, then the file is not there at all, then again, rEFInd is not installed properly. To edit the file, maybe use the nano text editor rather than vi, if you are a complete novice with Linux. Let’s say that your result showed./EFI/BOOT/foo/refind.conf, you’d do #nano /Volumes/ESP/EFI/BOOT/foo/refind.conf To exit and save after you make the relevant changes, hit Ctrl+X and say Y for yes (note it’s control key, not command). Hope this helps. About 3 weeks back I installed Linux Mint 18.2 Cinnamon on my Macbook Air 2013 and have been having a great time with it. I completely scratched OS X from the system–got tired of dealing with it after years of frustration and avoidance.

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1 Applying GTK Metacity Theme GNOME 2.20 Goto System > Preferences > Appearance. Click Install. Browse and choose the Mac4Lin GTK Metacity Theme.tar.gz file (wherever it is extracted). After the installation is confirmed click on 'Apply new theme'. GNOME 2.18 Goto System > Preferences > Theme > Customize > Control. Click Install. Browse and choose the Mac4Lin GTK Metacity Theme.tar.gz file (wherever it is extracted).

Everything went according to Hoyle, on my MBP 8,2 late 2011, OS X 10.11.3 was very easy to follow (Thank You) except the last three commands, not that they were not easy to follow, it was I didn’t understand them. Would I mount my OS X partition to read and write from Linux MInt 17.3 Cinnamon x64 or back in OS X? And why would I want to when I want to use Linux as my operating day to day system? I’m beginning to hate OS X as much as I hate Windows. Can I put a plug in for tips, tricks, and tweaks for Linux Mint (mainly) but there is tweaks for Ubuntu also. Now on to read Jessie’s blog.

The good thing about Linux is that it has endless possibilities. When it comes to tweaking looks, you can do wonders.

Try googeling 'macbook pro: how to boot from usb' have you tried this this allows you to boot linux on your mac easily. Still i cant get pupy usb to boot. Hope this helps you out. Display posts from previous: Sort by: Page 1 of 1 [12 Posts]:: » » Jump to: You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You cannot attach files in this forum You can download files in this forum.

We are using the shortened filename here just for an example filename. • of= is short for output file. The output file, is in fact a device. In this case, we are using (r)disk2; disk2 obviously is the drive we noted earlier, we use the r in front of it because that allows raw device access, so its marginally quicker.

Now it’s time to edit the EFI config file, but you will need to mount that hidden EFI partition first. Thankfully, rEFInd has a little tool you can use to mount the partition: $sudo mountesp Edit /Volumes/ESP/EFI/refind/refind.conf. Like me, you may find the refind.conf file is in /Volumes/ESP/EFI/BOOT, instead of a folder called refind. $sudo nano /Volumes/ESP/EFI/refind/refind.conf (or use vi like me, if you are that way inclined.

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It took us about 20 minutes just to find the frigging download link! So the ULNG has taken the time to go through all the pertinent steps to make it shit tons easier for you! The version of rEFInd that we used is 0.10.0, and we used the Once you download the binary, you are going to need to start the rest of your work from the Terminal, so open up the Terminal from the Utilities folder on your Macintosh and head over to your Downloads folder where you saved rEFInd to. If the zip archive is not already unzipped, unzip it using the unzip command and head into the newly created refind-bin-0.11.0 folder: $unzip refind-bin-0.11.0.zip $cd refind-bin-0.11.0. For the next step, take a note of the full directory where you downloaded the refind tool into. For example /Users/bob/Downloads/refind-bin-0.11.0 (you can also type pwd at the command prompt to tell you which present working directory you are in). Installing rEFInd by working around SIP Before we can properly install rEFInd, we will need to take care of a pesky thing that Apple put into their hardware called SIP (System Integrity Protection).

Once again thank you for putting refind in noob’s terms. Thanks for your detailed tutorial. I’m trying to install Linux Mint 17.3 64-bit on a MacBook Air (Early 2015), with OSX 10.11.3 (El Capitan). I followed your tutorial, but when I boot from the Live USB and I arrived to the “partitioning screen”, I don’t see any partition, and my /dev/sda seems to be empty. What I’ve tried so far: 1) turn off the encryption of the hard disk 2) disable SIP protection and install rEFInd 0.10.2, which is working properly at boot time However, my /dev/sda still seems to be empty. Any help about how to manage to install Linux Mint on this MacBook Air would be very much appreciated. This is what worked for me.

Linux Mint Long before many other Linux distributions tried to do “easy to use Linux,” there was. It was a humble operating system based on Ubuntu that took the time to include little things that beginners have a hard time with: proprietary codecs, the flash plugin, and an easy-to-use Desktop that anyone can pick up. Though Linux Mint is a bit traditional and something that most Mac users will not be familiar with, I encourage them to give it a chance. This is a solid Linux distribution with a reliable set of software that would make any Mac user feel at home.

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As a result of all this, Linux PC manufacturer System76 reported getting the highest amount of Mac switchers in its history. It’s safe to say that when it comes to macOS, the honeymoon is over.

Extra software in the form of dotpets. There is a GUI Puppy Software Installer included. • Puppy is easy to use and little technical knowledge is assumed.

Just because. $vi refind.conf (or nano, if you are that way inclined. Just not emacs!). Locate the line that says scanfor and edit it to say: scanfor internal *** I can get it to mountesp, but then when I go to $vi refind.config it just gives me a bunch of ~ in a row. Nothing to edit and seemingly no way to execute more commands.