I have a MacBook Pro that's over 10 years old and honestly, it's pretty much useless at this point. I'm wondering if I can make a bootable USB drive using my Windows PC and then use that to install Ubuntu on the Mac. Is that possible?
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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!
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