> They've got initial kernel support in, which allows it to boot. However no drivers have been written yet, there's nothing ready in the userspace and it definitely doesn't have an installer.

Exactly my point as I have already said. We know it is not user ready but the parent comment is making as if it is already running on M1 Macs; which is hardly true.

To debunk the M1 Linux hype squad again, it does not work to the point of it being usable and will take months to get it 'user ready'.