anlomedad<p>Maybe I should think about moving my Macbook's operating system to Linux. I keep running into such problems like above with the, by now 8 year old operating system that is no longer supported by Apple. <br>Updating it would be possible to a certain, also not current version. But I don't want to make the required change in the drive format that comes after my old version 10.13.6. And anyway, I'd lose a few apps which wouldn't run on a MacOS newer than 10.13.</p><p>This machine itself probably runs just fine for another 3-5 years. <br>Would be grand to avoid buying new (or 2nd hand) earlier than necessary. </p><p>So if I lose those old apps anyway, I maybe prefer to get used to Linux and to the apps on Linux rather than falling into another proprietary OS trap.<br>And a small partition on the side can still be reserved for MacOS 10.13 – if not even simply starting it as a Virtual Box directly from a Linux-booted system. </p><p>I haven't heard of Linux-ifying a Mac before. Heard of <a href="https://climatejustice.social/tags/Hackintosh" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">#<span>Hackintosh</span></a> of course, which is the other way round, turning a non-Apple device into a Mac . If that works with all the drivers for audio, network and stuff, it should work in the opposite direction as well. <br> Hope the process is not too involved. My poor brain can't handle solving self-created computer problems...</p>