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nevermind. Found this. Still a ways to go. https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m4/#table-of-contents https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/featu

• zargon 1y ago
  Asahi will probably only ever be feasible for years-old hardware. macOS is a total non-starter for me, so maybe one day I’ll end up with one of these, but only as some kind of tertiary / retro machine.
  • ar_lan 1y ago
    Why is it a non-starter for you?
    • jay_kyburz 1y ago
      Not the OP, but its a non starter for me because, I _was_ a mac guy for 10 years or so, but I changed job to one that required I use windows for game dev, and I discovered how locked in I was, and how painful it was to change. I'm not going back, no matter how nice the hardware is.
• filmgirlcw 1y ago
  Yeah, given all the people with passion/ability for low-level reverse engineering have left the project, I don’t think we should ever expect to get greater than M2 support from Asahi. Maybe one day another project will pick up the ideas, but for anyone not wanting to use years old hardware, the dream of Linux almost natively existing on modern Apple silicon remains just that: a dream.
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