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No love lost for Intel if it goes away, other than that their Linux support has historically been great.

>>Admira+(OP)
I wouldn't be thrilled about AMD having a de facto monopoly on x86 production through.

Granted, ISA is less crucial than it used to be, but there's still a lot of x86 binaries in the world.

>>Coasta+e6
>Granted, ISA is less crucial than it used to be

Depends on what you do.

Gaming PC = x86

Work laptop = x86

So AMD or Intel. "Switch to Mac" means ripping out the whole MS management stack. Or keep/move to 365 and Intune but tune it to Mac. Or keep 365 but move management to Jamf. Can be done ofc, but it's a process.

That's how I still see it. Maybe I'm out of touch :)

>>herald+o8
> "Switch to Mac" means ripping out the whole MS management stack.

Surely that's not the only advantage?

>>ori_b+af
bahahaha xddddd

Not but really, yes it is doable but takes time and hiring new admins or re-train.

Yes if you are company of 20 people go buy Macs and GSuite.

>>Admira+(OP)
True except for their GMA500 graphics [1]

[1] https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Very-poor-Linux-supp...

Disclaimer: I own a netbook and spent a very long time researching getting it to work with Linux