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I've got Ubuntu on my 2015 MacBook that worked out of the box except dedicated/integrated graphics switcher and the webcam. I also installed Windows which Apple puts out official drivers for. It's just a computer, you can plug in a USB drive and install other operating systems just the same as any other laptop.
It's an older Intel macbook, those are just like most Windows laptops.
If it was one of the newer macbook M's, it would've been quite difficult at least.
That awful magsafe adapter design with no strain relief grinds my gears.
Tbh those things are great little thin clients to leave near your couch, despite their age
I just put one down as I walked away from the couch a few minutes ago. :)
I bought it to carry in my backpack in Europe. Super light. Super handy. And inexpensive enough that I did not worry too much of it being lost, broken, or stolen ( which it never was ).
You should get the Pantheon desktop environment for a more Mac like experience.