Asahi Linux on an Apple M1 Mac mini is ‘unbelievably fast’

MacDailyNews
Apr 26, 2022, 1:58 pm430 pts
The first (alpha) release of Asahi Linux was released in March. Despite it being an alpha release, Jason Eckert immediately installed it, and he’s been using it as a developer workstation ever since. Eckert says he’s getting “real work done” and that Asahi Linux on an Apple M1 Mac mini is “unbelievably fast.”…

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