Why should Apple care if a modern Linux kernel boots without workarounds on their hardware? Should they also ensure Windows and Android can boot on the hardware easily?
reply> Why should Apple care if a modern Linux kernel boots without workarounds on their hardware?
replyTo sell more hardware?
Obviously I get your point, but there's a bunch of customers who would like good ARM hardware but can't accomplish their work with macOS. It's not like Apple needs this tiny market, but it wouldn't hurt them either.
> Obviously I get your point, but there's a bunch of customers who would like good ARM hardware but can't accomplish their work with macOS.
replyCitation needed.
Apple still ships a copy of Boot Camp Assistant in macOS Tahoe. It was great to be able to dual boot on Intel Macs and licensing BS aside it would be nice to be able to boot Win11 ARM on an M1.
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