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Linux Distro for Running on a Macbook for Work
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That laptop is 5 years ago old. Business policies normally require replacing laptops at age.
Were you given the laptop because someone else got a new one? I would ask for a new or at least newer model.
Asahi/Fedora Linux is apparently mostly working on Apple Silicon. I’m using it on a Mac Mini as a server without problems.
I'm still a ways out for an upgrade unfortunately. We generally use them until they're no longer usable for what we do. My development team is kind of the exception at our company, since we're the only mac users there aren't as many standard policies for our laptops yet