Cool, I'm glad someone is taking a more aggressive and LLM friendly approach to doing Linux on Mac. Too bad there's no M3 since that's what I have :P

Not sure if it would be useful for you, but I did get an M3 GPU driver kinda working (it boots KDE, runs Quake and GLXGears, etc) but isn't quite usable yet. But feel free to yank the code if it's helpful: https://github.com/SuperDisk/asahi-plus-slop

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apatheticonion 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

> Cool, I'm glad someone is taking a more aggressive and LLM friendly approach to doing Linux on Mac

Same. I've been waiting 6 years to run no-compromises Linux on my MacBook. At this point, I don't care if someone uses LLM decompiled firmware ported to Linux.

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porphyra 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Omarchy works on M3 with GPU acceleration.

	▲	cromka 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Omarchy has no chance upstreaming any of their work, the code is abysmal. Asahi at least guarantees the quality of their stuff because they upstream everything, sooner or later. Gravity apparently also intends to be upstream-first.
	▲	tyushk 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Omarchy is not something I'm comfortable trusting long term, and comes with a lot of cruft. I'd be very interested in seeing the parent post's project get M3/M3 Pro support; have it working in my system with a patchset on top of Asahi but suspend is leaving a lot to be desired. Unlike Omarchy, the parent post's diff would also be much more reviewable due to it's more limited scope.