@marcan @AsahiLinux Yeah, I know ~why~ they did it and from their perspective that's all fine - basically like the @Raspberry_Pi having no #EFI and simply a bootcode EEPROM...

It just makes programming stuff quite annoying cuz there isn't some basic #llvmpipe-style fallback but one propably has to fully initialize the attached display and it's parameters - whereas for the MacBooks that's not needed due to the panel configuration being static.

Next time you suffer from #ImpostorSyndrome remember that this ancient geek, super developer and extreme techie just debugged an #Ubuntu system for more than an hour to figure out why it wasn't possible to expand the desktop across monitors after the installation of #NVidia drivers.

... only to finally figure out that the cause for the #llvmpipe being the active driver and causing all of the issues was ...

... that I had installed the #headless version of the drivers.