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Apple M3 Pro Chip Has 25% Less Memory Bandwidth Than M1/M2 Pro
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Considering Asahi Linux exists which makes Linux on M model MacBooks possible, yet Apple is notorious for locking down their stuff and giving no hardware documentation whatsoever, I wouldn't say that outright. Secure Boot should allow you to enroll your own keys, for example...
Although it would also be extremely funny for the only mainline ARM laptops that can run Linux to be MacBooks.
Yes, but Asahi still doesn't support everything on the laptop, like microphones or speakers, and last time I checked the power consumption was also not as good as Mac OS.