It’s my belief that one day a bunch of nerds way smarter than you or I will figure out how to run Linux on Apple Silicon. As many Macs as there are out in the wild, there has to be a market for this kind of thing once all these Macbooks start becoming e-waste.
Apple even went so far as to develop their own processors to try and stop people extending the life of their products using Linux.
It’s my belief that one day a bunch of nerds way smarter than you or I will figure out how to run Linux on Apple Silicon. As many Macs as there are out in the wild, there has to be a market for this kind of thing once all these Macbooks start becoming e-waste.
Well, there’s Asahi Linux but that’s pretty much your only option for Apple silicon. I have no idea how good it is as I’ve never had Apple hardware.