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Just put Asahi on there, or any linux you like. I'm sure the support will be there soon if it's not already.
by denkmoon 2y ago
Just put Asahi on there, or any linux you like. I'm sure the support will be there soon if it's not already.
- stirlo 2y agoAsahi Linux doesn’t currently support M4 but it’s planned for next year.
- seabrookmx 2y ago> or any Linux you like That's not a thing. Apple silicon doesn't use EFI so you need a completely custom ROM to satisfy the boot process, hence Asahi. And Asahi doesn't support M4 and likely won't for a while. ARM64 support for GUI apps (via flatpak in the Fedora Asahi Remix) is also pretty poor, though your standard fair of CLI apps are present.
- denkmoon 2y agoIt is a thing. Sure, it's not easy. You can't just download the Debian build for M1, but it can be built. M4 support will come.