The reality is that we can't answer this until we have some hands on. It really depends on whether their secure boot architecture can be disabled (unlikely kno

The reality is that we can't answer this until we have some hands on. It really depends on whether their secure boot architecture can be disabled (unlikely knowing apple), or allow adding ones own keys (unlikely). Bootcamp probably won't happen since windows does not support the architecture: they'll be pushing people to use VMs. They might also provide some untrusted path to boot without it being able to access certain secure features. I wish they did this, but also won't keep my breath! That said, the kernel itself needs to have support for the hardware architecture, and then drivers for all the new hardware they're pushing out. I don't expect this to be soon, though I'd definitely be willing to sponsor anyone willing to work on this.