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Can anyone share their experience with Asahi as a Daily Driver? (hexbear.net)

submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by IzyaKatzmann@hexbear.net to c/linux@lemmy.ml

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hi, I've been pretty happy with macOS recently on my m1 MacBook, really only because I've been paying for software from awesome devs who make great apps (plenty are open source, so most I use are not paid) and I've found my productivity increase like a lot.

It's like I'm fighting less with the computer and the OS, and sorta working together with it. Since it's a mac though it's still a pain. When I install things with brew or software straight from the dev I need to do this dance to be able to use it (since it's from an 'unidentified' developer).

I wanted to try out Asahi, I saw that there was a new version released recently, any folks here who daily drive it and could share their experience? This is currently my main machine so I'm a bit hesitant in swapping over (I guess I could dual boot?) and school is out atm so I have a bit of time to troubleshoot and feel comfortable in a new environment.

thanks in advance~

EDIT: I am mostly familiar with Debian/ubuntu, I run stuff headless and SSH into it, like at the moment I have a proxmox 8 server and some raspberry pi's that I use to host stuff. I have a windows 11 pc which I use for playing some games and to run certain kinds of software.

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[–] shreddy_scientist@lemmy.ml 6 points 11 months ago (2 children)

The Linux Experiment covered Asahi (I believe it was Debian) and he said he'll review the Fedora's version too. It was a month or two ago and there were some things still in the works. But as a Fedora user and it being Asahi's flagship which has been fine tuned according to them, I'd bet Nick will post a video soon. If you're an early adopter, I'd say give Fedora a go now, otherwise just wait for Nick to cover it in his usual detail on his channel. Nick's the man and will cover it very well. This will probably be the best conformation unless an early adopteradopter or Dev can chime in here.

[–] IzyaKatzmann@hexbear.net 3 points 11 months ago

True, yeah I think I saw that mentioned somewhere, thanks for the heads up!

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