I don't give a fuck what Microsoft is doing with ARM, but I do wonder if releasing ARM laptops to the market will have an effect on Linux. It'd be great to get a Linux machine with MacBook-like silence, battery life and cool operation. Asahi is doing some work there for Apple's implementation. Anyone with some Linux development experience that can shed some light?
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2024
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id like to know too. i know for a fact the have been mainlining arm drivers to linux and standardizing it not unlike x86. we even have ways to run x86 code on arm.
i hope things go as well as its looking.
ARM is the antithesis of Linux. I'm hoping RISC V goes somewhere.
??? Literally every android phone is linux. All arm SBCs run linux. Linux is the default on arm, macos and windows are just catching up.
I realize that. It doesn't mean I like it. ARM is just a corporation that makes money by holding IP. It's the opposite is open source.