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Dedenne, the communications expert whom I have no idea how to actually contact, Speaking of the Expedition Society, we're in that now, thanks to some Aladdin-esque rule BSing from the leader. Yeah I know it has the Expedition Society building, but Serene has the school, so I think it evens out, and outside of those two buildings Serene wins. Something I found funny was the fact that Lively Town, in terms of area, is smaller than Serene Village. BUT I made it through, and that's all that matters. Next, I made the very logical choice of picking up ALL 17 of my reviver seeds, of which I used 1. The good news is I had 3000 more coins in the deposit box, and the items I lost were fairly useless. So I respawned between sheer mountain range and gentle slope cave, and APPARENTLY past me forgot to grab my reviver seeds, and I died on floor 2, losing about 30 items and 1000 coins. Well, a few days ago I managed to refind it, and because I had rebought my friend the game I got to keep the original copy and I've been playing it over spring break! I've gotten through chapters 11-15, which may not sound like too much, but oh BOY has a lot happened. However, soon after I managed to lose my 3DS, and the game that my friend had let me borrow with it. Hi everyone! About a year and a half ago, I started playing Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon and logging my progress here as I played. If there's another choice then I'm not aware of it.Second attempt cause I forgot to tag spoilers last time wheeee You can boot Linux with the T2 chip at lowered security settings. Until there's a Linux OS that's 'blessed' by Apple there's a choice you will have to make. I don't know if Apple bars Linux from being signed, nobody bothered to go through the process of signing the OS/kernel/whatever, or why the two don't meet. The problem is that with the T2 chip enabled only signed operating systems will boot. The problem with the T2 chip and running Linux has little to do with rEFInd. This ability to run multiple operating systems also comes with the speed, low cost, and durability of modern computers.

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This let's me flip between Linux, macOS, and Windows with a key macro instead of having to reboot or go to another computer. I now routinely run one or two virtual machines on my newer computers. There's also been considerable advancements in virtual machine software. In that time computers got cheap enough, and reliable enough, that I can afford keeping an old computer (or seven) around for running whatever OS I want and avoid the need to reboot. Is there a reason to dual boot as opposed to using a virtual machine? I gave up on dual booting a very long time ago.

Support for Boot Camp will end with the end of Intel based Macs, meaning not much effort has been put into keeping it updated, and there's nothing I've seen to suggest an equivalent technology for future ARM based systems.

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I recall being able to install Linux with Boot Camp but that was some time ago, my recollection may be incorrect and Boot Camp support from Apple has been fading in recent years. There are other scenarios for booting Ubuntu.

rEFInd instructs the firmware to boot Ubuntu from a linux formatted partition.

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A driver is installed by rEFInd that allows the firmware (and thus rEFInd) to read linux formatted partitions.

There is also option with rEFInd to do a Grubless boot of Ubuntu. Ubuntu is also made the default operating system to boot.

The shim boot loader boots Grub from the EFI partition.

The shim boot loader is booted from the EFI partition by the firmware.

The user chooses Ubuntu from the Startup Manager.

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The user holds down the option key at startup until the firmware boots to the Mac Startup Manager.

Grub boots Ubuntu from a linux formatted partition.

The firmware boots GRUB from the EFI partition.

rEFInd instructs the firmware to boot Grub.

The user chooses Ubuntu from the rEFInd menu.

Installing Ubuntu to the internal drive of the newest Macs may not yet be possible. If you lower the security, then you can install and boot with or without using rEFInd. So with secure boot enabled, you can not install Ubuntu.

Also, you can not boot the Ubuntu Live USB flash drive to install Ubuntu.

If you employ all the security offered by the T2 chip, then you can not boot Ubuntu.

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