Greetings! I´m currently using Mac as my main device but it is often to slow to run linux/win on VM. As i´m mainly using Win, i thought about completely getting rid of OS and put Win on my Mac? Do you think it will run smoother as on the VM? Any other ideas what to use/do??

Thanks a lot!  :idea: :blush:

Get a M1 Mac, emulated VM are still faster than Win on baremetal.

(July 8, 2022, 07:41 AM)zyyza1 Wrote: Greetings! I´m currently using Mac as my main device but it is often to slow to run linux/win on VM. As i´m mainly using Win, i thought about completely getting rid of OS and put Win on my Mac? Do you think it will run smoother as on the VM? Any other ideas what to use/do??

Thanks a lot!  :idea: :blush:

Better change your mind from Win to Linux. First of all you can use user-friendly Ubuntu, because it's easier then any other

windows forever and ever ever

(July 8, 2022, 09:35 PM)Gearcapitan Wrote: windows forever and ever ever

you'll change your mind soon enough.

you can make two parallel operating systems. And when you boot Mac up, you can choose which one you want.

systemctl start breached

(July 8, 2022, 07:41 AM)zyyza1 Wrote: Greetings! I´m currently using Mac as my main device but it is often to slow to run linux/win on VM. As i´m mainly using Win, i thought about completely getting rid of OS and put Win on my Mac? Do you think it will run smoother as on the VM? Any other ideas what to use/do??

Thanks a lot!  :idea: :blush:

If you have an intel mac, you can use bootcamp to dualboot to Windows.
Otherwise, Parallels is the best.

Macbooks are really the best laptops out there but thinkpads are also a good option if you want to run linux as a daily OS.

Use virtual machine, Parellels is the best suited virtualization alternatives on M1 based macs. Dont dual boot i wouldn't advise you that. Also, VMs are easier to dispose.

win for business man but mac for developer.

only Linux.. once you get use to it you wont be able to go back to anything else