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How viable is Asani Linux these days? MacBook hardware looks amazing.
> All Apple Silicon Macs are in scope, as well as future generations as development time permits. We currently have support for most machines of the M1 and M2 generations.[^1][^2]
Have they published this ahead of other pages or is it just me? The linked Apple Store page says "MacBook Pro blasts forward with the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips" so it seems like the old version of the page still?
Have they published this ahead of other pages or is it just me? The linked Apple Store page says "MacBook Pro blasts forward with the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips" so it seems like the old version of the page still?
yes, it's not anywhere but the press release at this time
Looking at how long the 8gb lasted it's a pretty sure bet that now you won't need to upgrade for a good few years.
I mean, I have a MacBook air with 16gb of ram and it's honestly working pretty well to this day. I don't do "much" on it though but not many people do.
I'd say the one incentive a MacBook Pro has over the air is the better a screens and better speakers. Not sure if it's worth the money.
Have they published this ahead of other pages or is it just me? The linked Apple Store page says "MacBook Pro blasts forward with the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips" so it seems like the old version of the page still?
The M4 Max goes up to 128GB RAM, and "over half a terabyte per second of unified memory bandwidth" - LLM users rejoice.
This is misleading:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25074959
"macOS sends hashes of every opened executable to some server of theirs"
Wish I could spin up a Linux OS on the hardware though. Not a bright spot for me.
I insist my 2020 Macbook M1 was the best purchase I ever made