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Yes, absolutely. Asahilinux >> MacOS It's wonderful to use the M2 with incredible battery life and performance without having to have a subpar OS.
by chaxor 3y ago
Yes, absolutely.
Asahilinux >> MacOS
It's wonderful to use the M2 with incredible battery life and performance without having to have a subpar OS.
- darkteflon 3y agoCan I ask: is setting up dual-boot trivial? I’d love to check it out but can’t ditch MacOS entirely.
- darthrupert 3y agoThe installation process sets it up to you. You'd have to do more work to not have dual-boot (unless there was a setting in the installer that I forgot).
- stefandesu 3y agoAFAIK dual boot is currently the only way to use Asahi on Apple Silicon Macs.
- rufugee 3y agoIs there anything that doesn't work for you?
- darthrupert 3y agoI'm not parent, but from my quick foray into (Fedora) Asahi on a Macbook Air M2, I at least noticed USB-C connection to my monitor and USB router behind it not working at all. There's something Mac-specific going on there, because from my x86-based linux laptop, this usually works fine.