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Look forward to checking this out, I currently run UTM to have K3s running on my Mac mini Server (m2), I’m torn between moving to Asahi Linux (Fedora) and conti
by cpressland 3y ago
Look forward to checking this out, I currently run UTM to have K3s running on my Mac mini Server (m2), I’m torn between moving to Asahi Linux (Fedora) and continuing to use VMs.
- rvz 3y ago> I’m torn between moving to Asahi Linux (Fedora) and continuing to use VMs. This is no different to WSL 2, which doesn't require dual booting, migrating or moving OSes. It seems fast enough and the integration gets out of the way. I'd rather have full support for VMs on macOS today with all the apps, than fully migrate to Asahi and wait for them to fix their issues on top of the Linux desktop issues getting in the way.
- WesolyKubeczek 3y agoOne reason I bought a macbook pro was that it has superb speakers and power management on its native OS. This determined the question to be a no-brainer for me. If I ever want an arm server for a homelab, I'll rather wait for something made specifically to run Linux with full upstream support (meaning SBBR/UEFI). A NUC-like thing would surely be a way to go.
- moondev 3y ago> If I ever want an arm server for a homelab, I'll rather wait for something made specifically to run Linux with full upstream support (meaning SBBR/UEFI). A NUC-like thing would surely be a way to go. https://flings.vmware.com/esxi-arm-edition https://flings.vmware.com/esxi-arm-edition
- jbverschoor 3y agoOrbstack now does kubernetes