Asahi Linux Progress Report: Linux 7.2(asahilinux.org)
377 points by pizzaiolo | 197 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report covering developments in porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs around the Linux 7.2 kernel release.
377 points by pizzaiolo | 197 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report covering developments in porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs around the Linux 7.2 kernel release.
590 points by elisaado | 283 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report marking the release of Linux 7.0 and updates on Linux support for Apple Silicon Macs.
347 points by mkurz | 124 comments
Asahi Linux blog post giving a progress report on Apple Silicon Linux support coinciding with the Linux 6.19 kernel release.
483 points by simjue | 287 comments
Asahi Linux blog post announcing its Apple Silicon GPU drivers now support OpenGL 3.1 and OpenGL ES 3.0, up from OpenGL 2.1 and ES 2.0.
430 points by jxi | 160 comments
GitHub repository for progress, a Linux tool that shows progress of running coreutils commands like cp, mv, and dd (formerly cv).
21 points by ingve | 3 comments
377 points by pizzaiolo | 197 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report covering developments in porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs around the Linux 7.2 kernel release.
590 points by elisaado | 283 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report marking the release of Linux 7.0 and updates on Linux support for Apple Silicon Macs.
347 points by mkurz | 124 comments
Asahi Linux blog post giving a progress report on Apple Silicon Linux support coinciding with the Linux 6.19 kernel release.
513 points by mdp2021 | 313 comments
Phoronix news article reporting that Asahi Linux now officially supports Apple M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max Macs, with some feature caveats and the M3 Ultra excluded.
324 points by throwaway2037 | 132 comments
Ars Technica article reporting that Asahi Linux's GPU driver for Apple Silicon now supports the latest OpenGL and OpenGL ES versions, surpassing Apple's own support.
848 points by Mond_ | 842 comments
LKML patch from Hector Martin removing himself as maintainer of ARM/Apple machine support in the Linux kernel, citing loss of faith in the kernel development process.