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I don't use Docker so I have had no problems whatsoever. Getting all the Mac apps I code on building for Arm was easy.
by w0mbat 4y ago
I don't use Docker so I have had no problems whatsoever. Getting all the Mac apps I code on building for Arm was easy.
- dundarious 4y agoIt is quite interesting scrolling through other comments and seeing a large majority of problems are with Docker pipelines (hard coded to x86_64 images that must be emulated, tools), in other words, problems extrinsic to the platform/OS and the actual program code/dependencies.
- ratww 4y agoSame. I waited a couple months to buy my M1, so when I got it everything I needed was running fine. There were a couple libraries my company needed that didn't have ARM support but I ported them and made pull requests to the repos, and now they work alright. It wasn't difficult at all, since lots of stuff already had ARM code because of ARM-Linux, Android or iOS. I go weeks without turning on my work-provided Intel Mac. I actually only use it for "personal" stuff (I help maintain some open source C/Asm stuff that use multiple OSs and architectures). My boss asked if I want an upgrade tho.