Enlarge / Slowly but surely, the Asahi Linux team is getting Linux up and running on Apple Silicon Macs.Apple/Asahi Linux
For around three years now, the team of independent developers behind the Asahi Linux project has worked to support Linux on Apple Silicon Macs, despite Apple’s total lack of involvement. Over the years, the project has gone from a “highly unstable experiment” to a “surprisingly functional and usable desktop operating system.” Even Linus Torvalds has used it to run Linux on Apple’s hardware.
The team has been steadily improving its open source, standards-conformant GPU driver for the M1 and M2 since
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