(03-08-2019, 06:59 AM)Wizzard Wrote: [ -> ]Do you think that PB Pro would be slow for MacOS? I think it could compete with older Macbook Air 
Might be naive of me, but I feel that macOS still relies heavily on GPU acceleration, which the Pinebook would struggle with
(03-08-2019, 06:13 AM)soupbowl Wrote: [ -> ]In all seriousness I've found as time goes on their macOS launches support more and more drivers as it goes on, making Hackintosh super easy*. Unless they start from square one again and start building up drivers upon their own launches, it could be a possibility.
Hm… an ARM-based Hackintosh sounds like an interesting proposition. In the meantime, while we wait for the PineBook Pro, I had to replace my ageing home laptop (Dell Vostro 3500, about 10 years old) with a slightly less aged ex-company laptop (Dell Latitude 7450, less than 5 years old), which was quite a bargain at €225 plus the old laptop. I might make a Hackintosh out of that one…
But I still want a PineBook Pro when it's out!
(03-08-2019, 08:00 AM)dumetrulo Wrote: [ -> ] (03-08-2019, 06:13 AM)soupbowl Wrote: [ -> ]In all seriousness I've found as time goes on their macOS launches support more and more drivers as it goes on, making Hackintosh super easy*. Unless they start from square one again and start building up drivers upon their own launches, it could be a possibility.
Hm… an ARM-based Hackintosh sounds like an interesting proposition. In the meantime, while we wait for the PineBook Pro, I had to replace my ageing home laptop (Dell Vostro 3500, about 10 years old) with a slightly less aged ex-company laptop (Dell Latitude 7450, less than 5 years old), which was quite a bargain at €225 plus the old laptop. I might make a Hackintosh out of that one…
But I still want a PineBook Pro when it's out!
E7450? Looks like you can mate!
https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/851...uefi-only/
It still relies on the macOS ARM move being true, which is currently unconfirmed.
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I read first posts and Moderator was talking about March.
Thanks for the 128GB update BTW!
Is there an ETA?
Is there a mailing list that we can preorder from? I'm willing to put down some cash now. I was an early pine64 backer and still use it.
(03-12-2019, 12:21 PM)GoGoBling Wrote: [ -> ]Is there a mailing list that we can preorder from? I'm willing to put down some cash now. I was an early pine64 backer and still use it.
My understanding is that there isn't a list where you can pre-order. I asked if there a notification list that will let me know
when the BTO is open, and was advised to subscribe to their newsletter:
https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=638
Same hardware and resolution as the Pinebook Pro (the RockPro64). Figured that some of you may be interested in what sort of performance / features you can expect from the Pinebook Pro...
Also, recorded late at night as a quick demo, so sorry for the crap quality.
(03-15-2019, 04:38 PM)Luke Wrote: [ -> ]Same hardware and resolution as the Pinebook Pro (the RockPro64). Figured that some of you may be interested in what sort of performance / features you can expect from the Pinebook Pro...
Also, recorded late at night as a quick demo, so sorry for the crap quality.
Looking pretty sweet! You need one of those passthrough HDMI recorders =)
I will order the Pinebook Pro asap! Will the NVME drive be a bootable drive out of the box?