Why would anyone ever run windows on a MacBook tho
on Intel Macs that used to be somewhat common.
Yeah, when I was a .NET dev I used to do that (this was long before .NET on Linux).
one thing comes to mind.
its the good old days of intel macs and the utter lack of games on linux. if you wanted to play sth, on a mac, you needed to dualboot windows :/
ofc that doesn’t really make sense nowadays…Because Apple doesn’t provide drivers to their proprietary chips. That’s why there’s a whole reverse engineering effort for that in the form of Asahi Linux.
It’s a remote session.
I doubt “InstallShield” protected the family computer from the dumb things I installed on it… but it’s comforting to imagine it did something.
Why are those called wizards anyway
It conforts me knowing there is a little magical guy in my computer that installs my software for me.
