Asahi Linux is an incredible undertaking. I don't see myself running it for years, until it becomes the only way to get security updates to continue to use the

Asahi Linux is an incredible undertaking. I don't see myself running it for years, until it becomes the only way to get security updates to continue to use the hardware. Apple has virtualization and paravirtualization built into the OS to run Linux and Windows as ARM VMs. They even have support to let ARM Linux use Rosetta 2 to run x86_64 ELF binaries. I can already run Linux in a supported manner. I don't see a reason to run boot linux until my current hypervisor is no longer getting support.