Yup. We have a lot of complex dependencies so a couple of us got M1s so we could charge into it headfirst to get it sorted. It wasn’t too bad. We had a couple o

Yup. We have a lot of complex dependencies so a couple of us got M1s so we could charge into it headfirst to get it sorted. It wasn’t too bad. We had a couple of 3rd party things stuck on x86 so we emulated them on qemu within the vm. Slow, but ok (eventually we replaced them). We were using UTM but have recently switched to Parallels, which is nice. Our prod stayed on x86 but we’ve started moving to graviton3 which is better bang for buck. Suspect it’ll end up being a common story for others too. m1s are just such nice machines that I’d go quite out of my way to stay on them now.