Asahi Linux M3 support reaches the mainline kernel with Wi-Fi and storage working, but GPU, Thunderbolt, and display remain in development.

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Developer JPRX launched Darwin-VM to emulate Apple Silicon systems. This QEMU-based tool assists security researchers with XNU kernel debugging and analysis.

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Discover how the Asahi Linux project is successfully pushing vital USB4 protocol drivers for Apple Silicon directly into the mainline Linux kernel.

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