| ▲ | regexorcist 8 hours ago | |
> 90% of features for systems half a decade old This can be a good tradeoff. An M1 Ultra still runs circles around 90% of consumer hardware sold today, and with Linux it has easily another 10+ years. Now support for M3 is coming. > Asahi is doing incredible work but it's still 5 people in a garage vs the huge corporation. Not sure why the "vs" scenario, this is a project that makes no promises. And I think they do have some support from Fedora / Red Hat fwiw. | ||
| ▲ | selfhoster1312 7 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
> This can be a good tradeoff. That's a good tradeoff for durable hardware with available spare parts. That's not a good tradeoff for hardware that was designed so it cannot be repaired, such as newer Macs. | ||
| ▲ | oblio 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> Not sure why the "vs" scenario, this is a project that makes no promises. And I think they do have some support from Fedora / Red Hat fwiw. They are building something in an environment that's not supportive of what they're doing. Contrast with Intel or AMD. | ||