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If the M1 chip is also able to run Linux, I would be sending my order now. I am not sure if they do not want to do it because it requires more support or if th
by rusticpenn 6y ago
If the M1 chip is also able to run Linux, I would be sending my order now.
I am not sure if they do not want to do it because it requires more support or if they will do it once a few releases of the M chips are done and its more stable in the market.
- lsiebert 6y agoYeah the lack of dual boot worries me.
- sliken 6y agoIndeed, same here. Low power, relatively cheap, amazing single thread performance, great multicore performance, amazing memory system (30ns or so to main memory), decent GPU included, neural engine, etc. The Ryzen 5000 based APUs to be announced at CES should be in the same ball park. More power intensive, no neural engine, likely a much worse memory system. But all in all should run normal apps almost as well.