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You can make the Linux installation on Apple Sillicon Macs pretty painless nowadays. One terminal command on macOS, reboot to Linux, run one script - voila.
by strus 18d ago
You can make the Linux installation on Apple Sillicon Macs pretty painless nowadays. One terminal command on macOS, reboot to Linux, run one script - voila.
- cromka 18d agoYeah, but it's unlikely such installers will be officially supported by the distributions, which was my point regarding upstreaming.
- zamadatix 18d agoThe Asahi installer can set up a standard UEFI environment on the Mac and you're off to the races from there. The problem right now is more that you then need to use a patched kernel+mesa+others to do much with that environment. As more and more of those patches make it upstream, the process will converge to being a standard ARM64 install from the distro's point of view.