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They can, but none of the current ones are well supported.
by eptcyka 4y ago
They can, but none of the current ones are well supported.
- nazka 4y agoAh ok thanks. Is it because of the new M1/M2 architecture?
- traviswt 4y agoI think Asahi Linux is where the progress is. Looking promising but rough. Lots of reverse engineering.
- eptcyka 4y agoT2 chips aren't supported too well either.
- cmurf 4y agoThat's one aspect. They implement UEFI, but no support for user loading of certificates. So you have to disable Secure Boot, making it considerably less secure than alternatives. There's no interface or drivers for T2, so again less secure than alternatives with TPM 2.0.