Linux Kernel 6.2 Is Out and Brings Apple M1 Support
Linux kernel 6.2 has been released, bringing support for the M1 processor, Apple's Custom Silicon that powers its Mac computers.
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Linux kernel 6.2 has been released, bringing support for the M1 processor, Apple's Custom Silicon that powers its Mac computers.
Full-blown Linux on the Apple M1 and M2 chips is almost a reality.
Not everyone buys a Mac to solely run macOS. The bad news is that as of November 2021, native Linux support on Apple Silicon isn’t yet possible. Progress is being made, however, so let’s take a look at the Linux on Apple Silicon story so far.
An alpha of Asahi Linux has been released for Apple's M1, and the reviews are showing the potential it has, and the problems Apple has with macOS.
Support for the M1 was added to the Linux kernel in June 2021, seven months after Apple announced it. By then, the Asahi Linux Project had already...