Can I Install Ubuntu on an Old MacBook Pro?

Yes, you can use Rufus on your Windows PC to create the bootable USB. I recommend trying Fedora or ElementaryOS since they both run pretty smoothly. If you want to customize the GNOME desktop to feel more like Mac, you can change some window settings. Check this video for a walkthrough: [Linux Installation Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPAqwBzHcw4). Let me know how it goes!

Absolutely, you can install Linux on an Intel MacBook. Just a heads up though, you might need to get some additional drivers for things like WiFi and Bluetooth since MacBooks don't always use standard components. Check out this resource for a detailed guide: [Ask Ubuntu Installation Guide](https://askubuntu.com/questions/1546046/how-do-i-install-the-latest-version-of-ubuntu-on-a-macbook). Good luck with it!

For sure! I installed Linux Mint on my 2011 MacBook and it turned it from trash to usable again. It’s been a great experience. Just make sure to watch for those drivers, they can be a bit tricky sometimes.

I’ve got a 2013 MacBook Air and loaded Linux Mint on it. It runs like a charm! The install was easy, although I did need to fix the Wi-Fi driver quickly afterwards, but that was super simple. Linux really gives these older machines a new lease on life!