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I suspect only the apple laptops. It was a pain for me to find an arm64 build of linux that'd run in normal vm software for example. Most were compiled for part
by bitsandboots 2y ago
I suspect only the apple laptops.
It was a pain for me to find an arm64 build of linux that'd run in normal vm software for example. Most were compiled for particular SBCs. Pretty much was left with only debian & opensuse.
So I agree with this topic: arm ecosystem has to get its act together to further adoption.
- vetinari 2y agoApple laptops do not natively support UEFI either; the virtualization sw does. Booting via UEFI on arm is also supported by alma, fedora and ubuntu server.