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Linux on iMac?
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Lol. I'm not a Mac person. Airbook? The thin ones.
It's called the MacBook Air series and it has 2 types: x86 (with Intel CPUs) and ARM (with Apple M series CPUs). If it's the first type, you can expect stuff to work on almost any of them (except for WiFi which needs installing drivers manually after Linux installation). If it's the second one then you're out of luck because the support for them is very basic.