Comment on Booting a macOS Apple Silicon Kernel in QEMUparentComments−m3nu5ySo in the future macOS will run on arm64e architecture? Could Linux[1] run on that as well? Any chance of seeing more ARM laptops in the future?1: https://wiki.debian.org/Arm64Port−saagarjha5ymacOS already runs on arm64e, that's what was given to developers as part of the Universal App Quick Start program.−als05yI think it was Craig Federighi from Apple who said that they don't plan to support booting of any other OS. They want you to use to use their virtual machine manager instead.
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So in the future macOS will run on arm64e architecture? Could Linux[1] run on that as well? Any chance of seeing more ARM laptops in the future?
1: https://wiki.debian.org/Arm64Port
macOS already runs on arm64e, that's what was given to developers as part of the Universal App Quick Start program.
I think it was Craig Federighi from Apple who said that they don't plan to support booting of any other OS. They want you to use to use their virtual machine manager instead.