I have an old Asus netbook here too, they're tiny. Smaller footprint; an M2 is smaller than my netbook. After having lived in a tiny one-bedroom flat in London, I know what it's like to be short of space. How you use that space however, is kind of up to you ... (!)
Re; Apple kit, you "can" run Linux on Apple kit, I think most people tend to stick with Apple's OS. Personally I find MacOS very problematic as a developer. I use it for testing cross platform applications to make sure they also work on Apple...
I have an old Asus netbook here too, they're tiny. Smaller footprint; an M2 is smaller than my netbook. After having lived in a tiny one-bedroom flat in London, I know what it's like to be short of space. How you use that space however, is kind of up to you ... (!)Re; Apple kit, you "can" run Linux on Apple kit, I think most people tend to stick with Apple's OS. Personally I find MacOS very problematic as a developer. I use it for testing cross platform applications to make sure they also work on Apple...
Re; Apple kit, you "can" run Linux on Apple kit, I think most people tend to stick with Apple's OS. Personally I find MacOS very problematic as a developer. I use it for testing cross platform applications to make sure they also work on Apple...
