The Forgetful CPU (Linux on M4)(yuka.dev)
249 points by signa11 | 168 comments
A blog post detailing how the author first booted Linux on an Apple M4 Mac mini, building on Asahi Linux work.
21 stories tagged asahi-linux, newest first.
249 points by signa11 | 168 comments
A blog post detailing how the author first booted Linux on an Apple M4 Mac mini, building on Asahi Linux work.
386 points by ADevWithAnIdea | 233 comments
Blog post by Cody Ho describing building an OpenGL ES 3.0 compliant Linux GPU driver for the M4 Mac Mini and MacBook Neo in about a month using AI prompting.
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.
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.
507 points by pantalaimon | 182 comments
Asahi Linux blog progress report for Linux 7.1, covering M3 support progress, Apple hardware bugs, and other updates.
358 points by josephcsible | 146 comments
Phoronix news article reporting that the macOS 27 beta changes the boot picker so Asahi Linux partitions are no longer visible or bootable on Apple Silicon Macs.
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.
540 points by todsacerdoti | 201 comments
Bluesky post by Michael Reeves announcing a KDE Plasma desktop running under Fedora Asahi Remix on an Apple M3 Mac, with a photo of the working system.
740 points by alsetmusic | 179 comments
Alyssa Rosenzweig's blog post concluding her series on reverse-engineering the Apple M1 GPU and building open source Linux graphics drivers for Asahi Linux.
555 points by tosh | 200 comments
Triforce is a Rust LV2 plugin implementing an MVDR adaptive beamformer for the microphone arrays in Apple Silicon MacBooks.
918 points by Shank | 758 comments
Blog post by Hector Martin (marcan) announcing his resignation as project lead of Asahi Linux, recounting his homebrew history and reasons including burnout.
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.
568 points by MrBuddyCasino | 234 comments
LWN article covering Alyssa Rosenzweig's XDC 2024 talk on the status of the Rust-based Linux GPU driver for Apple M1/M2, including conformance and gaming support.
861 points by 6a74 | 318 comments
Blog post announcing the Asahi Linux game playing toolkit, combining Vulkan 1.3 drivers with x86 emulation and Windows compatibility to run AAA games on M1 Macs.
790 points by todsacerdoti | 315 comments
Alyssa Rosenzweig's blog post announcing Honeykrisp, the first conformant Vulkan 1.3 driver for Apple M1 hardware, developed in about a month.
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.
448 points by patadune | 98 comments
Blog post announcing conformant OpenGL 4.6 and OpenGL ES 3.2 open source Linux drivers for Apple M1/M2 GPUs, available via Fedora Asahi.
609 points by ColoursofOSINT | 252 comments
Asahi Linux wiki page explaining macOS Sonoma and Ventura 13.6 bugs that can leave dual-boot Apple Silicon Macs stuck at a black screen requiring DFU recovery.
1545 points by todsacerdoti | 636 comments
Blog post announcing that Asahi Linux's reverse-engineered open source OpenGL ES 3.1 driver for Apple M1/M2 GPUs passed official conformance.
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.