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You think Linux is living a Renaissance with Gaming and New Non-Technical Users?

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You think Linux is living a Renaissance with Gaming and New Non-Technical Users?

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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Noice. Hadn’t heard of Asahi. Gonna try it out on my old Mac!
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  Asahi is for M1 to M3 macs only, it works well. If your old mac is an Intel, you can basically install any distro!
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    Asahi pushes changes back to Linux kernel
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      Okay?

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