----- Original Message ----- > On 11 November 2016 at 03:20, Andreas Tunek <andreas.tunek@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > > As a mac owner (although one that is not very well supported by > > Linux*) I really appreciate the fact that Fedora works. And saying you > > do not want to support that hardware anymore just because you found a > > regression/bug is kind of lame. > > You are reading that wrong. The problem isn't that we don't want to > support Mac hardware, we are finding we can't support Mac hardware to > the level that it blocks a release because there are not enough people > testing the hardware in a fashion that finds blocker level bugs. > > This is where you and other Mac users can and MUST help out. Fedora is > a stone soup. Unless people bring some amount of work to the pot, what > they get out is water flavoured gravel. You can bring the spice and > aroma of a Mac hardware.. but if you don't then it doesn't mean that > we can wait until someone else does. That's an unfair characterisation of the problem. There are certainly plenty of people testing out Fedora on Macs. I'm guessing most of those folks have a single machine that they use Fedora on. You're asking them to do continuous testing of the installer, which the installer team is much more likely to be able to do. There's regular hardware giveaways within Red Hat, when departments that do use Macs give them away when they do their hardware refresh. So it would be possible to test this out at the root. I installed Fedora 25 on the MacBook Pro that was given to me, but I upgraded it via gnome-software. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list -- devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to devel-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
