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Distro for 2013 iMac
(lemmy.ml)
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Yeah just had a look, mine's an early 2011 13" macbook pro with 4GB ram, i5 or i7 cpu, a broken 500GB HDD, a trackpad that doesn't work if it's charging, and also the keyboard will randomly spam "m" (or maybe it's "b"). I could probs fix it, but idk if it'd be worth it lol