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You've been told wrong; our goal is absolutely to catch up to Apple's hardware cadence and make Linux on Apple Silicon something people want to run as an altern
by marcan_42 5y ago
You've been told wrong; our goal is absolutely to catch up to Apple's hardware cadence and make Linux on Apple Silicon something people want to run as an alternative to macOS, well within the platform's support lifetime.
- freedomben 5y agoInteresting, thank you. How realistic do you think that goal is? (Honest question, nothing implied)
- marcan_42 5y agoI think it's entirely doable, especially with the interest the platform has. There will always be things macOS does better, but there are also things Linux will do better. Personally, I'll consider the project at success if we can match or exceed the features and stability of an average x86 laptop running Linux, with the performance and power efficiency advantages that Apple Silicon brings, which I think is totally possible.