The Asahi Linux team clarified: there has been a breakthrough in the project, but there is still a long way to go to run Ubuntu on M1 Mac
CTOnews.com March 1 news, Asahi Linux team is equipped with Apple Silicon chip Mac devices, actively promote Linux migration work. The team announced a breakthrough last week, adding upstream support for Apple's M1 chip in Linux 6.2.
ZDNet and other technology media have reported this major breakthrough, CTOnews.com learned from the report, the report believes that with this breakthrough in the future users can run Ubuntu, Fedora and other distributions on Mac devices.
A follow-up tweet from the Asahi Linux team stated that media reports such as ZDNet were misleading. The team tweeted: "Ubuntu or other Linux 6.2 kernel based distributions are still not supported on M1 Mac devices. Please don't expect too much."
