Neowin says reverse engineering has expanded Linux compatibility to M3 MacBooks and iMacs, with a dual-boot installer.
Asahi Linux support is expanding to Apple’s M3 series, according to Neowin, which describes it as “mostly working.” The outlet credits reverse engineering for enabling Linux on M3 MacBooks and iMacs, with a dual-boot installer.
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Neowin says reverse engineering has expanded Linux compatibility to M3 MacBooks and iMacs, with a dual-boot installer.
Asahi Linux support is expanding to Apple’s M3 series, according to Neowin, which describes it as “mostly working.” The outlet credits reverse engineering for enabling Linux on M3 MacBooks and iMacs, with a dual-boot installer.
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedReverse engineering enables Linux on Apple Silicon, expanding hardware compatibility to M3 MacBooks and iMacs with a dual-boot installer. #AsahiLinux #FedoraAsahiRemix
NeowinFeed@NeowinFeedReverse engineering enables Linux on Apple Silicon, expanding hardware compatibility to M3 MacBooks and iMacs with a dual-boot installer. #AsahiLinux #FedoraAsahiRemix