It's getting too slow, since it's one of the earliest MBAs and I'm doing a lot of developing work which requires running virtual machines.
I had a look at the latest MBAs, but I don't know if they are as Ubuntu compatible as my current MBA.
I'm not running Ubuntu inside a VM, I'm running Ubuntu currently as dual boot. Just keeping a ~10GB OS X partition for eventually firmware updates. I want to do the same with the new MBA (if I buy one).
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May I ask what's wrong with using Ubuntu on the Air that doesn't fit your criteria. It appears it does.
It's getting too slow, since it's one of the earliest MBAs and I'm doing a lot of developing work which requires running virtual machines. I had a look at the latest MBAs, but I don't know if they are as Ubuntu compatible as my current MBA.
If you're running VM, it should be perfectly fine. I read about some dual boot issues but I think that can be resolved.
I'm not running Ubuntu inside a VM, I'm running Ubuntu currently as dual boot. Just keeping a ~10GB OS X partition for eventually firmware updates. I want to do the same with the new MBA (if I buy one).