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jQuery.naturalWidth / jQuery.naturalHeight plugin for (already-loaded) images
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Whew! QGIS 2 on Mavericks built using only Homebrew packages (i.e. without KyngChaos) \o/
-- WARNING: A _major_ assumption here is that your Homebrew PREFIX is /usr/local . -- DISCLAIMER: It worked for me. YMMV
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Modified version of twecoll to generate GDF files for use with Gephi. Use "python twecoll.py edgelist -g -m USERNAME"
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I bought M1 MacBook Air. It is the fastest computer I have, and I have been a
GNOME/GNU/Linux user for long time. It is obvious conclusion that I need
practical Linux desktop environment on Apple
Silicon.
Fortunately, Linux already works on Apple Silicon/M1. But how practical is it?
Ubuntu installation on iMac 2019 (MacOS 11 - Big Sur)
Ubuntu 20.04 with Wifi on iMac 2019 (MacOS 11 - Big Sur)
The purpose of this document is to summarize some of the things I had to figure out to successfully install Ubuntu on my iMac '19 27" 5K, a.k.a. iMac 19,1.
t2linux
From what I could find, iMac's do not have the t2 security chip. However, it does share hardware (and firmware) with contemporary Macbook Pros. For this reason, the t2linux.org website contains lots of helpful information about how to install Ubuntu on an iMac.
However, the guides on the t2linux website did not work for me when I ran it, so I had to mix and match some old pages from the wiki to make things work. Also, most issues are focused on Macbooks, not iMacs.