The Asahi Linux distribution for Apple Silicon has been made available to the general public. It is the first Linux distribution to offer native support for the Apple M1 chips.
First Linux distribution to support Apple processors released Asahi Linux
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Since this is an alpha release, be aware that there may be bugs and important features missing. However, the developers promise that now “everything will move even faster.”
For Asahi Linux, you need an M1, M1 Pro, or M1 Max (excluding Mac Studio) computer with macOS 12.3 or later and at least 53 GB of free space.