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we'll see. for the moment, most people i know complain about poor performances of linux vms in mac os, particularly when running docker (that gets pretty i/o i

by znpy 6y ago

we'll see. for the moment, most people i know complain about poor performances of linux vms in mac os, particularly when running docker (that gets pretty i/o intensive when dealing with images). > at least for now, it is announced that Apple Silicon hardware only boots into signed operation systems this alone already rules out gnu/linux i guess?

_ph_ 6y ago
Yes, unless Apple signs some boot loader for Linux, that would rule out Linux booting.
- my123 6y ago
  Secure Boot can be disabled on Arm macs...
  - znpy 6y ago
    Do you think that or do you know that? The hardware is unreleased yet, so how do you know?
    - my123 6y ago
      Apple explicitly said it during WWDC sessions. (this one: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10686 https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10686)
yjftsjthsd-h 6y ago
It really depends. After all, there are UEFI x86 systems using secure boot to boot Linux, but there was also Microsoft's vision of ARM (spec outright prohibits user managed keys, and nobody's shipping with anything but Microsoft keys).
- GekkePrutser 6y ago
  > but there was also Microsoft's vision of ARM (spec outright prohibits user managed keys, and nobody's shipping with anything but Microsoft keys). Indeed. "Microsoft <3 Linux" they say. Right...