Thursday, October 5, 2017

system installation - Removing MAC OS X and installing clean Ubuntu

I have MacBook Air with an older MAC OS (10.6…). I’m unable to boot it in to OS X just getting an Apple logo and a little thing keeps spinning below the logo. I spent tons of time troubleshooting this issue to no avail. I’ve decided dump MAC OS and install clean version of Ubuntu from scratch. Is there a way of accomplishing this?

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