For M1 most things work except for USB-HDMI dongles and the fingerprint reader, I think M2 is in a similar boat now

I've been using Asahi as my daily driver on my m1 MacBook for a few weeks now. The only thing I've noticed that seems to not work is audio through the built in speakers. I normally use Bluetooth headphones anyways so I haven't tried to fix it.

I have traveled extensively with my m1 and gave it 2 solid drops (which left massive dents in the metal) and I feel like they are holding up. To Apple's credit, the original os which I use for photography still feels like new after 5 years. Yes, they have a myriad of other ethical problems, but the M series have been great hardware with not bad software... So far

My macbook pro, 2019, just stopped charging or responding to anything in the USB ports.

Took it to repair shop abcd they said "the logic board was fried" and it needed replacing.

It's been a while since I dabbled with hardware (built my own pcs back in the day) but is logic board just apple for motherboard?

I have such immense respect for people who know how the bits are physically flowing through a machine. I took classes about it but I can't imagine doing that daily, it's so tedious.

You mean you can't just get Apple's driver to work on Linux by turning it off and on again enough times?

If you can’t get the Arduino lights to blink at this point I can only applaud your persistence

While I agree partially, want to mention that having someone to compare to is not as bad as it sounds. Its only bad if you think its unreachable and you give up doing anything. Sometimes you need a hero to look up and fight and dream about it, for the motivation. I think looking up to people like Alyssa's work is inspirational. In a similar way how I look up to those magicians who create emulators... but that is a different topic for another day.

What a wholesome comment

It all adds up ⬆️

... by yourself !?

You must be male

Makes we want to buy a second-hand Apple device just to try it out.

Usename checks out

I had heard that other provinces university's apply a 2 to 3% bump in GPAs to applicants from Alberta. The Alberta reason: They respect the advanced program as being more difficult. The other provinces reason: charity for the poor students raised there with a heavily exam-based GPA.

It's so weird how Apple basically explicitly said, "yeah so you can write software for it if you want, we won't stop you. Also, we will obfuscate everything and provide no documentation." So it is a very soft fuck you that should likely prevent lawsuits.

I miss Apple, the company that gave you schematics and programming instructions for their computers. Wonder whatever happened to them.

It's gets more fancy when you try to reverse stuff like Dunuvo

Probably autism, so you know it's good.

Insane levels of medication. And probably flautism (fixed it for you)

Part of the hate campaign. Anyone following both accounts at the time was quite puzzled by the hypothesis.

Their haters were going around and concern trolling that they were the same person. Anyone outside of the scene would take it as a stated fact and repeat it without knowing.

Allegedly. There was no evidence either way, and ultimately it doesn't matter anyway.

People weren't forced to use Metal as it turns out - they just didn't make games for Mac instead.

Apple tried to force people to use Metal, they just forgot that MacOS isn't the iPhone and they don't have enough weight in the desktop PC market to dictate terms like that.

Something else

She does 10 hour reverse engeneering sessions

support is neither official (by apple) nor unofficial (a hack), you can install other operating systems to apple silicon macs without any jailbreaks/hacks, but linux was ported by a community team

only m1 and m2 are properly supported

m3 is WIP, m4 is very WIP, m5 and m6 idk if are even started

M1 and M2 got unofficial Linux support pretty quickly. M3 still lacks GPU support last I checked and Apple is on M6 now. The oldest devices they sell are M4 and M1 is a year away from losing all support from Apple from what I was told, so yes things have changed but not in a good way. I've heard that the Framework 13 Pro might be a decent alternative though