As someone who daily drives a Linux M2 MBP: It depends if you can live with some caveats. The main ones are - No sound from the speakers (unless you have an M1

As someone who daily drives a Linux M2 MBP: It depends if you can live with some caveats. The main ones are - No sound from the speakers (unless you have an M1 as can be seen from this post). But headphones work. - No external screen support - No Thunderbolt - No Fingerprint sensor - No Video decoding/encoding acceleration. But the CPU is strong enough to easily keep up with 4k 60FPS. So you "just" pay for it with shorter battery life. - No support for some important GPU APIs (Vulkan, OpenCL, newer openGL) which some application you use might need. The above list is the current state and even a few months from now will probably look different.