Re:OpenBSD boots multi-user on Apple M1 hardware
by udp on Sunday February 21, 2021 @08:15AM
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Anecdotal counterpoint: I bought a cheap Intel SoC laptop in 2019 thinking it would make a nice ultraportable writing machine. Things that it shipped without Linux support for: the trackpad, wifi, Bluetooth, and disk (eMMC controller). It just about works now with the latest kernel version and some manually compiled drivers, nearly two years later.
Re:OpenBSD boots multi-user on Apple M1 hardware
by coldtea on Sunday February 21, 2021 @09:55AM
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>Both AMD and Intel hardware supports Linux and wouldn't ship without it. NVIDIA is really the only hold out I this space.
So just the most important graphics vendor huh?
Re:OpenBSD boots multi-user on Apple M1 hardware
by vinay427 on Monday February 22, 2021 @05:05AM
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It doesn't matter much for laptops which increasingly seem to depend on Intel/AMD integrated graphics, which are more capable than ever in laptops with more stringent size and power constraints. How many MacBooks sold have discrete graphics cards by any manufacturer? I'd like to see data on this but I couldn't find any relevant statistics after a bit of searching.
Mac users seem to live under a rock or something.
Got some weird idea that anything not a Mac must be windows like it's the 90s or something.
Both AMD and Intel hardware supports Linux and wouldn't ship without it. NVIDIA is really the only hold out I this space.