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I imagine it would be a big lift. Asahi linux is managing through reverse engineering the hardware support, without any official documentation. Even with offici

by bpoyner 5mo ago

I imagine it would be a big lift. Asahi linux is managing through reverse engineering the hardware support, without any official documentation. Even with official documentation it would be a significant change from other aarch64 hardware.

dwaite 5mo ago
I'm curious why I would want to dual boot Windows when there's a perfectly good hypervisor and paravirtualization built into macOS? Arm-based windows support via Parallels does work, but AFAICT there's no official way to buy a Windows license due to a Microsoft/Qualcomm partnership.
- xnx 5mo ago
  No RAM, CPU, or disk overhead.
- evancox100 5mo ago
  You can buy an ARM Windows license for parallels on Mac now. It works quite well. I think WoA used to be exclusive to Qualcomm, but that hasn’t been true for at least a couple years, maybe longer.