Wow! Torvalds Modified Fedora Linux to Run on his Apple M2 Macbook
Linux 6.2 prend officiellement en charge les Mac M1 et M2, mais... - iPhone Soft
Apple M2 vs. AMD Rembrandt vs. Intel Alder Lake Linux Benchmarks Review - Phoronix
Comment installer Asahi Linux sur Mac M1 / M2 (Linux en mode natif) - MacPlanete
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Linus Torvalds ha deciso: "Il mio Linux gira su MacBook Air M2" - macitynet.it
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Phoronix on X: "The Asahi Linux install on the M2 MacBook Air went very smooth, onto benchmark preparations. https://t.co/gupyDCtgeg" / X
Linux fonctionne désormais sur les Mac M2
Certaines fonctions des Apple M1 et M2 marchent sous Linux… et pas sous macOS | MacGeneration
New Patreon project seeks to bring Linux to M1 Macs | AppleInsider
Apple MacBook Air (M2, 2022) : A stunning redesign that comes at a cost | TechRadar
How TO install ASAHI Linux On M1/M2 Mac || RUN Linux On Bare Metal On Apple silicon (NEW) - YouTube
MacBook com Apple M2 já pode rodar Linux graças à distro Asahi – Tecnoblog
A Fresh Look At The Asahi Linux Performance On Apple's M2 - Phoronix
Apple M2 On Linux Performance Against AMD Zen 4 Mobile SoCs - Phoronix
Apple M2 vs. AMD Rembrandt vs. Intel Alder Lake Linux Benchmarks Review - Phoronix
Linux 6.4 Bringing Apple M2 Additions For 2022 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini : r/linux
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Asahi Linux Now Supports Mac Studio and M2 MacBooks - The Mac Observer
Test du MacBook Air (M2, 2022) : plus élégant, plus rapide et plus cher - ZDNet
