linux on apple silicon

Linux on Apple Silicon has evolved from a niche pursuit into a viable alternative to Windows 11 on modern Mac hardware. Recent releases like Fedora 42 and Manjaro 25 demonstrate growing maturity, offering fast, privacy-respecting open-source options for Apple Silicon devices. This tag covers discussions about the current state of Linux on Apple Silicon, including its promise as a daily driver and the remaining pain points for users transitioning from macOS or Windows. Topics include compatibility, performance, and the broader implications for open-source computing on Apple's M-series chips.