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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of August 2021 06:01:59 AM Filed under
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  • Linux On The Apple M1 Can Now Boot To The GNOME Desktop But Lacking Acceleration - Phoronix

    Running Linux on the Apple M1 with various out-of-tree patches is now capable of booting to a GNOME desktop albeit lacking any OpenGL/graphics acceleration.

    Alyssa Rosenzweig as one of the prominent Asahi Linux developers working to port Linux to the Apple M1 announced the milestone this evening. She was able to get Debian booted on the Apple M1 to reaching the GNOME Shell desktop environment.

  • Reiser4/Reiser5 File-System Driver Updated For Linux 5.13 - Phoronix

    While Linux 5.14 stable is expected next weekend, the Reiser4 (and experimental Reiser5) file-system driver code has been finally updated for compatibility with the Linux 5.13 kernel series.

    Reiser5 is promising on the technical front with many significant feature improvements over Reiser4 but neither have a clear trajectory at this point for getting mainlined into the Linux kernel due to no major corporate backing and the past connection to convicted murderer Hans Reiser.

  • Intel Posts Patches Bringing Up DG2/Alchemist Discrete Video Memory For Linux

    Since the start of July we've seen Intel beginning Linux support patches for their DG2 graphics card that is now known by the "Alchemist" codename. There's been several rounds of DG2 patches since they started publicly pushing out the code -- including some notable work like DisplayPort 2.0 bring-up -- while sent out this Sunday is another important piece of the puzzle: getting the device memory (the dedicated vRAM) actually working with the open-source driver.

    Getting the device local memory working for DG2/Alchemist is obviously critical and also one of the areas where the bring-up around DG1 took a while since the open-source Intel Linux graphics driver previously has only ever needed to deal with system memory for the integrated graphics of prior generations. So since they began the DG1 bring-up they've had to restructure the driver to introduce the notion of device local memory while retaining the shared system memory code, beginning to work on TTM memory management support for managing that device memory, and various other changes now that Intel is entering the discrete graphics space with their forthcoming ARC graphics cards.

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GNOME desktop boots on Asahi Linux for Apple M1

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of August 2021 03:21:37 PM.

  • 'Not great, but usable': GNOME desktop boots on Asahi Linux for Apple M1

    A member of the Asahi Linux team has shown the GNOME desktop running on the Apple M1 chip, reporting that it is "not great, but usable."

    Alyssa Rosenweig, who has been working on reverse engineering the Apple M1 GPU since January, has now posted a screenshot of "GNOME Shell on the Apple M1, bare metal."

    A terminal in the shot shows that it is running a pre-release of the 5.14 Linux kernel, Debian Linux, and GNOME 3.38.4. "No, it's not GPU accelerated," she said, adding: "Honestly, it's usable. Not great, but usable, on a near mainline kernel. If 'missing most drivers' is this snappy, when everything is done @AsahiLinux will run like a dream on these machines."

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:33 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:34 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:35 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:35 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:36 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:36 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:37 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:38 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:39 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:39 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:41 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:41 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:42 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:42 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:44 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:45 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:45 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:47 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:49 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:50 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:52 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:53 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:55 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:56 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:58 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:13:59 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 28th of August 2021 08:14:02 PM.
  • Debian Linux with GNOME Now Runs On Apple’s M1 Mac Mini

    Back in January, we got our first glimpse at the M1 running desktop Linux thanks to the team at Corellium. While that was a great achievement, it did have a lot of drawbacks, such as no access to the internal storage and no GPU driver.

    Now, Asahi Linux has just reached a major milestone in terms of getting the M1 usable as a desktop Linux computer: A working GNOME desktop. Unlike the previous achievement by Correllium, this breakthrough utilises a new GPU driver and double-buffering.

Asahi Linux Closing In On ‘A Polished Linux Experience’

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 13th of September 2021 09:29:45 AM.
  • Asahi Linux Closing In On ‘A Polished Linux Experience’ On M1 Macs

    Apple’s M1 Macs may not fully support Linux just yet, but that’s on the verge of changing.

    Apple’s M1 processors power its next-generation Macs. Based on the same designs the company has been using in its iPhones and iPads for years, the M1 has received accolades for its performance and battery life. While most users are perfectly content with Apple’s macOS, some would prefer to run Linux.

    Linux on the Mac has a long and healthy history. Many individuals prefer running Apple’s hardware, thanks to its leading-industry design and features, but want the freedom Linux provides. Unfortunately, because Apple just started using the M1 in its Macs, developers have to start from scratch, reverse engineering the hardware and drivers.

9to5Mac on Linux... when it's controlled by Apple

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 7th of October 2021 08:32:48 PM.
  • Linux is now 'usable as a basic desktop' for M1 Macs - 9to5Mac

    According to the progress report of September, Asahi Linux is running better than ever, although it still lacks GPU acceleration on M1 Macs as the team approached version 5.16 of the software.

    The team was able to merge some drivers such as PCIe bindings, PCIe drive, and USB-C PD drive. Princtrl drive, I2C driver, ASC mailbox driver, IOMMU 4K patches, and Device Power Management are still in review.

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