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Exactly. Same for me (except 16GB). I am programming all day (multiple IDEA projects open) and have probably 200+ tabs open in Chrome and Safari. Not a sweat.
by tomp 5y ago
Exactly. Same for me (except 16GB). I am programming all day (multiple IDEA projects open) and have probably 200+ tabs open in Chrome and Safari. Not a sweat.
I keep saying, the best Apple advertisement are all other computers (and Windows/Android operating systems). It's like they're not even trying!
- cf100clunk 5y agoThese are good real world examples, and the other comments here in confirmation of the performance and energy benefits are pushing me towards Asahi Linux when it is good enough/close enough to be roadworthy. At that moment, Apple can have my money for an M1 Pro.
- Rebelgecko 5y agoI'm guessing that even once Asahi is usable enough for a daily driver, it'll still take some time until the efficiency and battery life are comparable.
- cf100clunk 5y agoComparable to macos is one thing, but I'm looking at having the best performing Linux-based laptop so if efficiency and battery life on even early versions of Asahi Linux on M1 turn out to be quite superior to contemporary Intel-based laptops then that'll be a strong lure.
- BeyondLimits99 5y agoYeah I would love to be able to buy the best performing Linux laptop as well. I have been really happy with my ThinkPad carbon x1, but I am getting a little envious now.