>The T2 security chip, for example, makes it more difficult for customers to install alternative, more lightweight Linux operating systems that can make old Mac

>The T2 security chip, for example, makes it more difficult for customers to install alternative, more lightweight Linux operating systems that can make old Macs run more nimbly than macOS As a Mac and Linux user this is my concern, my old Macs have always been repurposed as Linux computers once Apple drop support for them, extending their lifepsan but it's getting harder now especially with Apple silicon. Asahi is an option but it's also easy for Apple to block if they wanted to in the future.