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To be clear, we don't know if the ARM MacBook will be able to run Linux natively. We only know that Apple won't continue support for Boot Camp and therefor Wind

To be clear, we don't know if the ARM MacBook will be able to run Linux natively. We only know that Apple won't continue support for Boot Camp and therefor Windows anymore. Linux was never supported.

sigjuice 6y ago
There won't be native Linux. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23640746 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23640746 (Craig Federighi confirms Apple Silicon Macs will not support booting other OS) EDIT: fixed link
- TheNorthman 6y ago
  I don't understand your point. Native Linux isn't restricted to x86_64. EDIT: Your new link doesn't tell a different story. From the comments: > It is still possible to disable secure boot using csrutil. Apple has never officially supported booting Linux on a Mac. > https://twitter.com/never_released/status/1275850872153690114 https://twitter.com/never_released/status/127585087215369011...
  - detaro 6y ago
    I think they didn't mean to link to that specific comment, but the overall submission.
  - sigjuice 6y ago
    I have to say I don't understand your point either. Okay, so we can disable secure boot. What is the next step? How does one get to running Linux natively from there?