Asahi Linux Announces Progress Toward M3 Mac Support
Asahi Linux has announced that it's 'almost ready' to launch support for Apple’s M3 Macs, according to a blog post shared by the project. The team recently enabled full webcam and microphone functionality on these devices running Linux, marking significant progress toward broader compatibility. The developers also mentioned ongoing efforts to bring Linux support to newer models like the M4 and M5 Macs in future updates. They plan to provide more details about their upcoming release for M3 systems 'in the coming weeks.' This development is part of a long-term effort by Asahi Linux contributors to enable full hardware compatibility on Apple Silicon-based machines, which has been met with enthusiasm from open-source and tech communities.
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