We’ve seen Linux running on Apple Silicon Macs before, but this week marks the first time you can run Fedora Linux on M1 and M2 Macs.
This is a collaboration between Asahi Linux and the Fedora Project, and marks a key milestone in a project which kicked off back in 2021 …
If you’re thinking there’s one Apple Silicon Mac missing from that line-up, you’d be right: It doesn’t yet run on the current Mac Pro. For that, you’ll need to wait for the Fedora Linux 40 release, which is also expected to enable full Apple M1/M2 graphics support.
