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... and they're working on breaking it on the personnal computer too. For security reasons, obviously.
by 10729287 3y ago
... and they're working on breaking it on the personnal computer too. For security reasons, obviously.
- paulmd 3y agoNo, they’re not. macOS is a fully-functional Unix environment, and apple has been as welcoming towards Asahi as they can be while staying officially 100% divorced from all activity related to it (Asahi has seen apple do releases with enabling work for the bootloader that had no possible purpose other than enabling third-party OS).
- jjav 3y ago> macOS is a fully-functional Unix environment Out of the box it is not. As root I can't read or write files that the permissions say I can, among other problems. It is still possible to disable all this but they make it more and more difficult. If I were to bet, I'd bet that the roadmap is to eventually make OSX be iOS, where you can't do anything except what apple specifically lets you do.