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Those that are implemented have been very reliable in my experience, I think that labeling them “alpha-quality by Linux standards” is a ridiculous claim
by noname120 11mo ago
Those that are implemented have been very reliable in my experience, I think that labeling them “alpha-quality by Linux standards” is a ridiculous claim
- bigyabai 11mo agoThen you need an Intel or AMD laptop as a frame of reference. M1 is implemented as-is with much of the silicon's onboard accelerators entirely dark. Hardware accelerated video encode/decode is a lost cause, Thunderbolt will likely never happen, NEON is your fastest SIMD accelerator and cpuidle is still not really figured out. Those are all perfectly acceptable limitations for a POC. And the GPU drivers are particularly well-made. But it doesn't really come close to how seriously AMD and Intel take Linux.
- wtallis 11mo agoThere's a big difference between saying that many of the drivers are missing entirely, and saying that the drivers that exist are alpha-quality.
- nicman23 11mo agomy dude no. https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m1/#table-of-contents https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m1/#tab... even in the m1 there are 4 WIP in the support table, 2 TBA and 10 non mainline boxes for the M1 pro
- noname120 11mo ago> Those that are implemented
- neobrain 11mo ago+1. Been running Asahi Linux for half a year now. Everything that's advertized as working is working great.