Oh missunderstanding here, i meant a great laptop. At the time when i got my mbpro with m1 chip there werent competitors in terms of battery/keyboard/screen and temp/noise.
So i'm looking for a laptop with equal great hardware that i can run linux on. Ofc you can run linux on great hardware, makes it even better!
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why cant u run linux in "great hardware"?
Oh missunderstanding here, i meant a great laptop. At the time when i got my mbpro with m1 chip there werent competitors in terms of battery/keyboard/screen and temp/noise.
So i'm looking for a laptop with equal great hardware that i can run linux on. Ofc you can run linux on great hardware, makes it even better!
I think they had wished to run it directly on Apple silicon as they mention Asahi does not yet support functionality they are looking for.
I am unsure what the state of a Linux VM is regarding Apple processors.