appleits presence in the laptop market with M series processors and continues to set new performance standards. However, MacBooks also have weaknesses. Traditional processors outperform the M-series in terms of software support. Nevertheless Apple is quickly catching up with its competitors. Finally, the release of Linux 6.2 An important milestone for Mac users promises.
The release of the Linux 6.2 kernel brought with it an important development for Apple Mac users. Apple M1 Pro, M1 Max and M1 Ultra With streaming support for processors, users with newer Macs will now be able to run Linux on their devices. This is exciting news, especially for tech enthusiasts who can’t wait for Linux to run on M1 powered devices.
In July 2022, Linux on ARM and M1 became reality. Today, this support is finally available for mainline Linux users. For Linux Mac users, the inclusion of M1 support in the Linux 6.2 kernel changing the rules of the game Waiting.
While support is still experimental at this point, making it the default kernel for Ubuntu 23.04 and Inclusion of Linux 6.3 in Fedora 38 prior to its late April release Waiting.
However, M1 support isn’t the only significant addition to the Linux 6.2 kernel. Numerous features have been added to the kernel with the contributions of companies such as Intel, AMD, Google, and Red Hat. For example, the core now has stable support for Intel Arc Graphics and Nouveau open source Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 series “Ampere” includes initial support for accelerated graphics.
In addition, the Linux 6.2 kernel includes several filesystem driver enhancements and security improvements, as well as legacy Intel skylake To help improve performance on era computers It also includes Search Depth Tracking.