I have a Mac Mini with an M1. We got it for testing, but I've played with it a bit and can answer a few questions. Homebrew seems to be fine. Some packages hav

I have a Mac Mini with an M1. We got it for testing, but I've played with it a bit and can answer a few questions. Homebrew seems to be fine. Some packages have M1 versions and others run via Rosetta. Parallels has a preview version of Parallels Desktop for Mac that can run both Linux and Windows (tested both) for ARM64. Windows/ARM64 has its own Rosetta-like thing that seems able to run most Windows software. The M1 is stupidly fast. Going from a relatively high end Intel laptop to the M1 feels like going from a 286 to a 486 back in the 1990s, and the thing barely gets warm even after you max it out for an hour. Intel is finished.