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> I don’t need to admit anything. You can read into anything as disingenuously as you like, and go rant off into corners; but you’d get equally far yelling at a wall. Yet you decided to reply back and evaded answering my question. By doing that not only you indirectly admitted it, you already know that not 'everything' is working and anyone can check that for themselves. > OP claimed that all of the hardware they tes…
Repeating your disingenuous and misdirected points ad infinitum is the definition of talking to a wall. Go do it, it’s a better use of your time and infinitely less annoying to the rest of society.
Says the one still replying here and cannot answer a basic question about the obvious falsehood being claimed by the OP.
Assuming you have read the links in my previous comment and in [0] and especially about feature support, you do already know that not everything is supported or even functioning properly? Yes or No?
> Go do it, it’s a better use of your time and infinitely less annoying to the rest of society.
Surely you can think of a better response that actually answers my question about proper Apple Silicon support rather than dodging again since you're having a difficult time giving a straight answer.