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Vulkan 1.3 on the M1 in 1 month | Asahi Linux
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I'm on a refurb M2 Air that I picked up from Apple for peanuts. It took me about 15m to get NixOS running on the thing, and it's going to last me for 10 years, if my old MBP is anything to go by.
Also, regardless of the hardware politics, I'm not sure I've been in awe of a project as much as I have the Asahi team. They're just doing so much so quickly and with such command of the subject ... and they're so young. It's a joy to watch them work.