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A company that manufactures products such as Macs, iPhones and iPads. Consider using the [osx] tag if your question refers to Mac OS X/macOS.

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How can I use an old iMac (2009–2014) as a second display for a Linux computer? Apple supported Target Display Mode for iMacs from about 2009–2014, allowing them to be used as external monitors for ...
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I have a mac M4 chip and running my ubuntu and centos stream 10 on UTM and when it try to connect the shared folder from my mac i keep getting this issue as "wrong fs type" After so many ...
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I have a MacBook Retina 12" (2017) machine that unfortunately has developed an error with the power system that shows up in Apple Diagnostics and result in the machine being severely throttled ...
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I have a 2014 macbook air on which I have installed Xubuntu using a boot usb. I have no wifi connection, and the problem seems to be related to the broadcom driver. I download the deb files on my ...
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There is zip, and info-zip, correct? Am I missing something? In debian when I create a zip using -Z store, or the -0 option, on a folder with -r, it shows that zip version 1.0 is needed using the file ...
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I'm trying to install Debian on a MacBookAir ( as dual-boot or as a single, I don't care that much). Every time I select "EFI Boot", laptop goes into the black screen. After a while I hear ...
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This issue was previously posted on the Lubuntu subreddit, and the person who graciously spent time helping me figure it out told me to share it on here, because we ran out of ideas. I hope someone on ...
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I use a MacBook Pro and Mac Studio with M1 and M2 chips, respectively. I'm trying to use a terminal command that has this parameter --device=/dev/****, which refers to the GPU device ID. How do I find ...
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